What seems like a simple stretch of pavement beneath your feet is actually a carefully calibrated piece of engineering. This video takes a close-up look at the hidden features of urban sidewalks—slopes, textures, and transitions—that help direct water, ensure accessibility, and improve safety. By zooming in on the smallest details, we reveal how pedestrian infrastructure is far more than just a concrete slab. Every angle and surface plays a role in guiding stormwater runoff and supporting mobility in both ordinary and extreme conditions.We also explore the essential elements of inclusive urban design, such as curb cuts, tactile pavers, and compliance with accessibility regulations. These features aren't just thoughtful—they're vital components of a complex system designed for all users. From subtle sidewalk grading that keeps puddles away from doorways to raised patterns that help people with vision impairments navigate safely, the sidewalk becomes a microcosm of urban problem-solving. #UrbanDesign #SidewalkEngineering #InclusiveDesign #Infrastructure #ADACompliance #MicroEngineering #CurbCuts #TactilePavers #CityPlanning #PedestrianSafety

Dan and Becky break down "Hello" by Lionel Ritchie and wonder a few things. Was stalking more acceptable in the 80s? What happens when the singer becomes bigger than the band? How does watching a music video change the way we understand the song? What the hell does 'Yah Mo B There' mean? We'd love to hear from you! Leave a comment on Youtube, Spotify, or email as at butiwontpod@gmail.comArtwork: Billi RakovMusic Credits: LonePeakMusic and Vodovoz Music Production

Taylor Swift isn’t just a pop star—she’s a one-woman empire built on confessions, rebrands, and revenge arcs. From her country roots to mythic pop dominance, this Close-Up edition of One vs. The Feed dissects the evolution of an artist who turned vulnerability into a billion-dollar business model. We compare Classic Taylor—the teenage diarist who made heartbreak poetic—with the modern-day mastermind running an emotional multiverse. Is she still the songwriter we fell for… or something more calculated?

Welcome to Rock and Roll Flashback!  I'm Jumpin' John, and I'm calling this podcast Led Zeppelin, Part 1.  I plan to highlight the first six and a half years of Led Zeppelin - a group that I consider to be one of the greatest bands in rock and roll history!  Be sure to check out our companion podcast, Led Zeppelin, Part 2, where I will discuss the last six years that the band was active, as well as a few of their numerous awards and honors.We welcome your feedback, so please feel free to click on this link and let us know your thoughts and/or suggestions via phone text!All podcasts on the Rock and Roll Flashback Podcast are produced by brothers-in-law Bill Price and "Jumpin' John" McDermott. The Podcast Theme Song, "You Essay", was written by John. It was initially recorded by Bill and John on April 1, 2004 with several revisions since then. Multiple promo videos and photos for Rock and Roll Flashback Podcasts are available on the following social media sites: https://www.youtube.com/@RockandRollFlashback https://www.facebook.com/rockandrollflashbackpodcast https://www.instagram.com/jumpinjohnmcdermott/ Bill and John welcome your feedback and comments, and they can be emailed to rockandrollflashback@outlook.com.Thank you for listening to Rock and Roll Flashback Podcasts!Until next time...Rock On!

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The 2008 financial crisis left many people without homes, jobs, and hopes for the future... but pop music was there to save us! In the late 2000's and early 2010s, pop songs often featured themes of letting loose, partying, drinking and forgetting about your troubles. Tonight was THE night and tomorrow was uncertain. The only cure for this recession according to popular music was to DANCE! And we may need this cure again very soon.. stay tuned to find out why although I think we all already know😭Playlist of songs:The Way I Are - Timbaland, Keri Hilson, D.O.E.Don't Stop The Music - RihannaJust Dance - Lady Gaga, Colby O'DonisI Gotta Feeling - Black Eyed PeasDynamite - Taio CruzTiK ToK - KeshaLast Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) - Katy PerrySexy Bitch (feat. Akon) - David GuettaParty Rock Anthem - LMFAOLike A G6 - Far East Movement, The Cataracs, DEVSweet Nothing (feat. Florence Welch) - Calvin HarrisGive Me Everything (feat. Nayer) -Pitbull, AFROJACK, Ne-YoWe Found Love - Rihanna, Calvin HarrisDie Young - KeshaI Love It (feat. Charli XCX) - Icona PopTime of Our Lives - Pitbull, Ne-YoPink Pony Club - Chappell RoanAbracadabra - Lady GagaYIPPEE-KI-YAY. (feat. T-Pain) - Kesha, T-Pain

I went to see Buckcherry and Steel Panther with Casey. and learned about  a cool piece of bass gear. I played my first rodeo and loved it. Bruce McMillan calls in with a Blackberry Smoke show review. I do dueling track by track reviews of Thundermother Dirty and Diving vs. The Gems Phoenix. Music by: Wyldlife The Strains Blackberry Smoke Thundermother The Gems Donate to the show - Rock and Roll Geek Friends And Family Membership DONATE ON PATREON! DONATE ON PAYPAL! GET THE ROCK and ROLL GEEK APP FOR iPHONE OR ANDROID! iPhone/iPad - ANDROID www.rockandrollgeek.com facebook.com/rnrgeek twitter.com/rnrgeek  Butler's Amazon Wish List  Donate to the show - Rock and Roll Geek Friends And Family Membership DONATE ON PATREON! Venmo Donations Tim Schall - $50 Gregg Brofer - $20 Michael Stitik - $19 Richard Fusey - $11.11 Richard Fusey - $10.70 Steven Cohen - $10 (Venmo donation id is @Michael-Butler-11) PATREON DONORS Joe Pawlak - $16.66 Dan Gerawan - $15 Kirk Crawford - $12.77 Fred and Ginny Bunke - $10 Patrick Shanahan - $10 Cole Thornton - $9.99 Brian Springer - $8 Jon Scott - $8 Michael Street - $7.50 Dave Slusher - $5.55 Chiaki Hinohara - $5 MedakiMetal on Instagram Daniel Borden - $5 Erik Klein - $5 James Shapiro - $5 Jamie Jefford - $5 Justin Lefkowitz - $5 Martin Clawley - $5 Nadi Itani - $5 Paul Smith - $5 Robert Harvey - $5 Steve Trice - $5 Eric Stowell - $4 Mike Hellyer - 4 pounds Dan McBride - $3 Mark Mazzel - $3 Mike Dixon - $3 Adrian Boschan - $2 Amelia Bowen - $2 RnR Pleeb - $1.42 3Legs4wheels - $1 Arne Stach - $1 Piotr Wijciechowski - $1 Paypal Donors Dave Franco - $20 Steven Laperriere - $20 Richard Strom - $20 Blake Johnston - $20 Jason Shepard - $10 James Venners - $10 Jeff and Cheri Thieleke - $10 Todd Cunningham - $10 Bradley Lisko - $10 Ralph Miller - $10 William Bealle - $10 School of Podcasting - $10 Andrew Howe - $5 Peter Spark - $5 John Ofenloch - $5 Jayce Lesniewski - $5 Christopher Del Grande - $5 Benjamin Mueller - $5 Vincent Crimi - $5 Jon Tennis - $5 Gregg Long - $5 Rachel Rosenberg - $5 Adam Croft - $2 Deborah Dreyfus - $2 Lasse Satvedthagen - $2 Stephen Mascord - $2 Brian Grattidge - $2 William Moffett - $2 Kai Matsuda - $2 Adam Gerstein - $2 Philip Vermaelen - $2 Adam Bruscha - $2 Dave Alexander - $2 Chad Kiffmeyer - $2

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In DISCourse’s debut episode, Miranda dives into her favorite album, Childish Gambino’s Because the Internet. Joined by Emily DePaolo, they explore Glover’s career, the album’s immersive storytelling, and growing up online. From the death of Vine to death on Reels, they unpack internet culture, identity, and why this album remains relevant.