Keith Cross's guest appearances

Keith Cross

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SMA Podcast

RTL 5minutes - La machine à explorer le temple... de la musique

Floating on a Cloud with Sarah Sparks

Shangri La Audio

"AJS Ministry Weekly Tuesdays Bible Class @ 2 PM, & AJSM Podcast Wednesdays @ 2 PM & Thursday @ 7 PM

Danny Boyle

Smith Wigglesworth

Alan Reed

John Chisum

Bethany Collins

Terry Harrison

Mark Reed

Michael Wicks

Al Williams

Konrad Ng

Mary Washington

Kevin Greer

Akiemi Glenn

Ray Lee

Greg Jacobs

OwlTail

Elder Anton &amp; Elder Jennifer Seals, invite you to listen to our Special Guest: Keith Cross Thursday, May, 27th  @ 7 PM on the AJS Ministry “The Tabernacle of Fire - NU Podcast.    The Zoom/Facebook recordings are uploaded on AJS Ministry's social media links: weekly Blog Page: https://ajsministryblog.wordpress.com/ Anchor.FM/Spotify Podcast.  Topic:  Learning More About The Rotary Club: Local and International    About Our Special Guest:   Keith Cross: Keith Cross is an Alumni of Hyde Park Career Academy, Class of 1977.    Keith has been involved with serving for more than 45 years; through fraternal &amp; social organizations since college. He joined Rotary 15 years ago. A friend asking him to “Check out the Rotary Club." Keith said, “I saw an opportunity to serve others, &amp; to make a Difference &amp; for his Personal Growth.” He now serves as Club President &amp; and as an Assistant District Governor for District 6450.    Keith is also an entrepreneur &amp; an Independent Associate with Legal Shield / ID Shield INC., providing service &amp; protection for families &amp; Small Business Owners. Keith is married &amp; a grandfather, who loves helping to make a difference in the community &amp; humanity; to travel, swim &amp; play golf.    Recent Rotary Activities in Chicago Southeast:   https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10158309932561864&amp;id=636556863&amp;ref=content_filter For information call 312-213-6050 or mail Keith @ Crossrotary@yahoo.com  About the Rotary Club of Southeast and the Rotary International District 6450 click this link: https://www.rotary6450.org/ and or https://therccse.clubexpress.com/  To be our special guest, request Prayer, and give a donation or sponsor the AJS Ministry please visit our website Ajsministry.net or email us at: AJSMPrayerline@gmail.com or call us at 773-234-3108   Click a link to open a link:     1. AJSM WordPress Blog Page: https://ajsministryblog.wordpress.com/ 2. AJSM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AJSMinistry/  Elders Anton &amp; Jennifer Seals   God Bless you   ---   Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ajsministry/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ajsministry/support

Elder Anton &amp; Elder Jennifer Seals, invite you to listen to our Special Guest: Keith Cross Thursday, May, 27th  @ 7 PM on the AJS Ministry “The Tabernacle of Fire - NU Podcast.    The Zoom/Facebook recordings are uploaded on AJS Ministry's social media links: weekly Blog Page: <a href="https://ajsministryblog.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ajsministryblog.wordpress.com/</a> <a href="http://Anchor.FM/Spotify" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Anchor.FM/Spotify</a> Podcast.  Topic:  Learning More About The Rotary Club: Local and International    About Our Special Guest:   Keith Cross: Keith Cross is an Alumni of Hyde Park Career Academy, Class of 1977.    Keith has been involved with serving for more than 45 years; through fraternal &amp; social organizations since college. He joined Rotary 15 years ago. A friend asking him to “Check out the Rotary Club." Keith said, “I saw an opportunity to serve others, &amp; to make a Difference &amp; for his Personal Growth.” He now serves as Club President &amp; and as an Assistant District Governor for District 6450.    Keith is also an entrepreneur &amp; an Independent Associate with Legal Shield / ID Shield INC., providing service &amp; protection for families &amp; Small Business Owners. Keith is married &amp; a grandfather, who loves helping to make a difference in the community &amp; humanity; to travel, swim &amp; play golf.    Recent Rotary Activities in Chicago Southeast:   <a href="https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10158309932561864&amp;id=636556863&amp;ref=content_filter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10158309932561864&amp;id=636556863&amp;ref=content_filter</a> For information call 312-213-6050 or mail Keith @ Crossrotary@yahoo.com  About the Rotary Club of Southeast and the Rotary International District 6450 click this link: <a href="https://www.rotary6450.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.rotary6450.org/</a> and or <a href="https://therccse.clubexpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://therccse.clubexpress.com/</a> To be our special guest, request Prayer, and give a donation or sponsor the AJS Ministry please visit our website <a href="http://Ajsministry.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ajsministry.net</a> or email us at: AJSMPrayerline@gmail.com or call us at 773-234-3108   Click a link to open a link:     1. AJSM WordPress Blog Page: <a href="https://ajsministryblog.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ajsministryblog.wordpress.com/</a> 2. AJSM Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AJSMinistry/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/AJSMinistry/</a> Elders Anton &amp; Jennifer Seals   God Bless you --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ajsministry/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ajsministry/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ajsministry/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ajsministry/support</a>

AJSM "The Tabernacle of Fire 🔥 NU Podcast" Special Guest: Keith Cross Thursday, May 27th, 7PM

In this special audio series, different staff members from the Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture &amp; Design talk with some of the artists featured in the #8x8_shangrila exhibition and take a deep dive into their processes, materialities, and their diverse takes on the theme of place. Conversations were recorded either in person in Shangri La’s offices following Covid-19 protocols, or via Zoom. The music featured in this series is by Kahnma, a singer and songwriter featured in the #8x8_shangrila exhibition. Check out her full performance here. The 8x8 audio series was recorded and edited by Jason Taglianetti. In this episode, Navid Najafi, Shangri La’s Learning Programs Coordinator, talks with MC, singer and professor, Keith Cross - AKA Doctabarz - and photographer, Brandon Ng. They discuss native plants, delve into ideas of progress, and what it means to use art to occupy places where one has been excluded historically and culturally. “For us, we were affirming our humanity under the most despicable conditions and that resonates with people everywhere. Even the person with the most can appreciate what the person with the least creates because they’re going to find it useful. This is how we found life under constant threat and reality of death.” - Keith Cross

In this special audio series, different staff members from the Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture &amp; Design talk with some of the artists featured in the #8x8_shangrila exhibition and take a deep dive into their processes, materialities, and their diverse takes on the theme of place. Conversations were recorded either in person in Shangri La’s offices following Covid-19 protocols, or via Zoom. The music featured in this series is by Kahnma, a singer and songwriter featured in the <a href="https://www.shangrilahawaii.org/visit/exhibitions/8x8_shangrila/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#8x8_shangrila exhibition</a>. Check out her full performance <a href="https://youtu.be/oyTvNq6MSNk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. The 8x8 audio series was recorded and edited by Jason Taglianetti. In this episode, Navid Najafi, Shangri La’s Learning Programs Coordinator, talks with MC, singer and professor, Keith Cross - AKA Doctabarz - and photographer, Brandon Ng. They discuss native plants, delve into ideas of progress, and what it means to use art to occupy places where one has been excluded historically and culturally. “For us, we were affirming our humanity under the most despicable conditions and that resonates with people everywhere. Even the person with the most can appreciate what the person with the least creates because they’re going to find it useful. This is how we found life under constant threat and reality of death.” - Keith Cross

#8x8_Shangrila Audio Edition: Navid Najafi with Keith Cross and Brandon Ng 

Celebrating Star Wars Day with special guest Keith Cross

May The Fourth Be With You: Star Wars Special (feat. Keith Cross)

The courtroom drama han been a theatrical staple for centuries, stretching back to Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice and even, if you consider the Greek chorus as an unsworn jury, Sophocles' Oedipus the King.  In more modern times, Broadway has had its share of courtroom dramas, from Inherit the Wind to A Man for All Seasons, but only in a few instances has virtually the entire play taken place in the courtroom. Two good examples of the latter both involve military courts: Saul Levitt's The Andersonville Trial, and Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial. Theatergoers with training in law often squirm a bit when they attend a legal-themed play (or, for that matter, movie), because in many in-stances, the playwright or screenwriter has exhibited no regard for authentic courtroom procedure. Herman Wouk (who died in May 2019 just days before his 104th birthday) did his homework. A naval reserve officer in World War II who served as executive officer aboard the U.S.S. Southard, and was decorated for valor, Wouk knew how Navy men talked; but he had no legal training, and there was no template for a World War II court-martial trial for mutiny, as none had actually occurred. Wouk scrupulously read the 588-page manual called Naval Courts and Boards, and apart from certain minor omissions for the sake of brevity, the action of The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial strictly adheres to courtroom regulations as practiced in 1945, the time of the play. Wouk also studied psychoneurotic case histories in creating the character of Captain Queeg - but let's not give away the plot. Act I: The Prosecution Act II: The Defense The time of the play is February 1945. The scene is the General Court-Martial Room of the Twelfth Naval District, San Francisco. At the end of Act II the scene shifts to a banquet room in the Hotel Fairmont, San Francisco.

The courtroom drama han been a theatrical staple for centuries, stretching back to Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice and even, if you consider the Greek chorus as an unsworn jury, Sophocles' Oedipus the King.  In more modern times, Broadway has had its share of courtroom dramas, from Inherit the Wind to A Man for All Seasons, but only in a few instances has virtually the entire play taken place in the courtroom. Two good examples of the latter both involve military courts: Saul Levitt's The Andersonville Trial, and Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial. Theatergoers with training in law often squirm a bit when they attend a legal-themed play (or, for that matter, movie), because in many in-stances, the playwright or screenwriter has exhibited no regard for authentic courtroom procedure. Herman Wouk (who died in May 2019 just days before his 104th birthday) did his homework. A naval reserve officer in World War II who served as executive officer aboard the U.S.S. Southard, and was decorated for valor, Wouk knew how Navy men talked; but he had no legal training, and there was no template for a World War II court-martial trial for mutiny, as none had actually occurred. Wouk scrupulously read the 588-page manual called Naval Courts and Boards, and apart from certain minor omissions for the sake of brevity, the action of The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial strictly adheres to courtroom regulations as practiced in 1945, the time of the play. Wouk also studied psychoneurotic case histories in creating the character of Captain Queeg - but let's not give away the plot. Act I: The Prosecution Act II: The Defense The time of the play is February 1945. The scene is the General Court-Martial Room of the Twelfth Naval District, San Francisco. At the end of Act II the scene shifts to a banquet room in the Hotel Fairmont, San Francisco.

CMCM Act I - Scene 12 Keith cross

ASWS jump into the fifth episode of The Mandalorian with a special guest

The Mandalorian Episode 5: Featuring Keith Cross aka Lil Pop Pop

Sterling tricks Alex and loops in a special guest to talk about the first episode of The Mandalorian