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Nov 3, 2026

Kevin SlackGUEST
4:09
But through his friends, like a James Kirk Paulding, And his excursions up the Hudson River, he became enamored with the old, unique Dutch customs from colonial days.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:20
And particularly their leisured way of life as distinct from the frenetic Yankee approach to education and their itinerancy.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:27
And one of Irving's early works was the Knickerbocker's History of New York.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:31
In this way, it was a comical history.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:54
They're leisure, they're even lazy, they're always smoking pipes, they wear multiple layers of baggy pants.
Kevin SlackGUEST
5:00
And this is drawn in part from his own travels on the European continent.
Kevin SlackGUEST
5:04
But some of Irving's fondest memories were learning about Dutch customs that seemed to provide a conservative cure for some of the Yankee excesses.
Kevin SlackGUEST
5:14
So Irving portrays both the character types of the Connecticut Yankee and the leisured and landed Dutch farmer.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
4:52
Heading Equipment Upgrades Our engineering team has been hard at work building version 3.0 of the mobile preservation lab.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
5:02
Our in-house council isn't letting me post pictures due to a high concentration of trade secrets, but early reviews describe it as like stepping onto the bridge of the Starship Enterprise and much less Yankee than the last version.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
5:15
In addition to looking really cool, the new design automates a lot of work that was previously manually controlled by the preservation team, like the cryoprotectant ramp, and introduces a number of backup and failsafe features.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
5:27
We've also built a compact, highly automated rat preservation machine, which sits comfortably on a stainless steel cart and can run two rat preservations in parallel.
speaker_2NARRATOR
48:15
This was answered by a fierce volley from the British, and when the army passed on, they left eight brave farmer-soldiers dead upon the green.
speaker_2NARRATOR
48:24
Then on the troops marched straight to Concord, their band playing Yankee Doodle, a song which had been composed by them to deride the colonists.
speaker_2NARRATOR
48:34
Play Yankee Doodle, you old lobster-backs, cried some boys from behind a fence, but look out, Lord Percy, that you don't play Chevy Chase when you come back.
speaker_2NARRATOR
48:44
Now, as it happens that Chevy Chase was an old song of a battle in which this very Lord Percy's ancestors had figured, and had been defeated, you can imagine the young officer didn't enjoy the boy's joke very well.
speaker_2NARRATOR
48:58
Especially when some of his fellow officers, who could appreciate a good joke, even if they couldn't appreciate the courage of the colonists, joined in the laugh against him.

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speaker_2NARRATOR
56:18
AND NOW, SAID HE, I'LL TAX THE TEA OF ALL HIS SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
speaker_2NARRATOR
56:24
then down he sate in burly state and blustered like a grandy and in the derision made a tune called yankee doodle dandy yankee doodle dandy these are facts yankee doodle dandy my son of wax your tea i'll tax yankee doodle dandy john sent the tea from o'er the sea with heavy duties rated but whether hyson or bohee i never heard it stated Then Jonathan to pout began, He laid a strong embargo, I'll drink no tea by Jove, So he threw overboard the cargo.
speaker_2NARRATOR
57:02
Then Johnny sent a regiment, Big words and looks to Bandy, Whose marshal band when near the land Played Yankee Doodle Dandy.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:09
But through his friends, like a James Kirk Paulding, And his excursions up the Hudson River, he became enamored with the old, unique Dutch customs from colonial days.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:20
And particularly their leisured way of life as distinct from the frenetic Yankee approach to education and their itinerancy.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:27
And one of Irving's early works was the Knickerbocker's History of New York.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:31
In this way, it was a comical history.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:54
They're leisure, they're even lazy, they're always smoking pipes, they wear multiple layers of baggy pants.
Kevin SlackGUEST
5:00
And this is drawn in part from his own travels on the European continent.
Kevin SlackGUEST
5:04
But some of Irving's fondest memories were learning about Dutch customs that seemed to provide a conservative cure for some of the Yankee excesses.
Kevin SlackGUEST
5:14
So Irving portrays both the character types of the Connecticut Yankee and the leisured and landed Dutch farmer.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:09
But through his friends, like a James Kirk Paulding, And his excursions up the Hudson River, he became enamored with the old, unique Dutch customs from colonial days.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:20
And particularly their leisured way of life as distinct from the frenetic Yankee approach to education and their itinerancy.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:27
And one of Irving's early works was the Knickerbocker's History of New York.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:31
In this way, it was a comical history.
Kevin SlackGUEST
4:54
They're leisure, they're even lazy, they're always smoking pipes, they wear multiple layers of baggy pants.
Kevin SlackGUEST
5:00
And this is drawn in part from his own travels on the European continent.
Kevin SlackGUEST
5:04
But some of Irving's fondest memories were learning about Dutch customs that seemed to provide a conservative cure for some of the Yankee excesses.
Kevin SlackGUEST
5:14
So Irving portrays both the character types of the Connecticut Yankee and the leisured and landed Dutch farmer.
Neville JamesHOST
56:37
And the Democratic Party have a big built-in advantage with time, and they have more time, uh, to get over what the results were in the primary.
Neville JamesHOST
56:46
And as a result, I see the delegate, um, a Yankee, a Yankee like me.
Neville JamesHOST
56:51
You know what I mean? Um, a [laughs]
Malik SekouGUEST
56:54
[laughs]
Neville JamesHOST
56:54
A Yankee like me, you know what I mean? Um, be- being elected.
Malik SekouGUEST
56:58
I think that came out well.
Neville JamesHOST
56:58
But, but I do want to say this.
Matt ChernoffHOST
13:07
first base.
Matt ChernoffHOST
13:08
You can forget this, Yankee.
Matt ChernoffHOST
13:09
I had family from there.
Matt ChernoffHOST
13:10
You grew up in the suburbs.
Petros PapadakisHOST
56:32
That's right.
Petros PapadakisHOST
56:32
Remember, no more Yankee.
Petros PapadakisHOST
56:33
My way.
Petros PapadakisHOST
56:34
That's right.
Betty BNARRATOR
60:55
He was criticizing the rich men and the officials of the city and denouncing their saloons.
Betty BNARRATOR
61:01
Beyond him was a socialist who demanded heavier taxes from the rich and a general division of property, and further on was a negro who was preaching the end of the world in a marked Yankee accent.
Betty BNARRATOR
61:14
At another place a Salvation Army band was led by a woman with a sweet singing voice and a complexion as fair as that of a baby.
Betty BNARRATOR
61:23
About fifty feet from this crowd I saw a walking hospital in charge of a woman called the Good Samaritan.
Betty BNARRATOR
61:52
She had a carpet laid at her feet and upon this the charitably inclined cast their pennies and sixpences.
Betty BNARRATOR
61:59
Nearby was a blind man with a cracked voice and a fiddle who sang and sawed for money, and farther over an order haranguing about the big captains of industry in America.
Betty BNARRATOR
62:11
They were, he said, enslaving the Yankee laboring men and would in time probably come over to place the yoke of bondage on the workers of Australia.
Betty BNARRATOR
62:21
All this discussion in the different parts of the park went on without commotion or trouble.
MichaelHOST
47:36
That's why I was trying to figure out what exactly it was.
RyanGUEST
47:39
Maybe, because I do know, or I think I remember, they call him out for being a Yankee, right? So maybe they can just tell he's a California kid that's...
MichaelHOST
47:49
So he's nothing.
RyanGUEST
47:50
He's a, yeah, he's just a Yankee piece of shit.
RyanGUEST
47:53
Yeah.
RyanGUEST
47:54
Well,

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