You when this time of the year hits we go deep diving in Asian and Pacific Islander history. This episode is kind of a surface scratching look into how japan and the U.S ended up going to war. There is also NBA talk and my personal thoughts on AI taking over the work force. Please do your own research on World War II and enjoy
00:00 Intro
06:30 NBA Playoffs & The Death Of The Super Teams
16:21 Say No To Ai and Yes To Higher Wages For Essential Workers
27:22 Japan vs. The U.S.
38:12 Outro
If it feels like I’m behind with these episodes, I am. A crazy few weeks had me behind but we are back. This episode is about Charity Adams Earley, scratch that, Lieutenant Colonel Charity Adams Earley. I did this on the first show of the month and I’m just getting around to this. Better late than never I guess. Please do your own research on this remarkable woman and as always enjoy.
00:00 Intro
02:35 A Brief History Of Women History Month
12:42 AI Software For Song Writers
17:05 Charity Adams Earley 26:03 Outro
The Veterans Day episode where we talk about Ira Hayes. A lot of history talk and random drifting off topics as always. Please do your own research on Ira Hayes and Veterans Day, enjoy.
The Senegalese Tirailleur fought on behalf of France. I didn’t say the name because I didn’t want to butcher it, yeah I’m starting to pull back from just messing names up. With that being said, the fact that France had more soldiers in the war from Africa than the other European countries says a lot. I spoke briefly about those independent African nations that also joined to fight against Germany. I some how found myself speaking on WW2 and Hoover… Yeah, I veered off some how but it’s history. Since I don’t really edit this segments from the show for these episodes I also let it be known that you can leave messages via messenger. If you want to leave comments just go to Live At The Oasis on Facebook and leave an audio message. I’ll play it in the show. Thanks for listening. Enjoy and do your own research.
Ending Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with some crazy and sad facts about how as a country we treated American Japanese people. I just touched on a few things, there is so much more that isn’t really told. Please do your own research and enjoy this episode.
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