the Yankees box score and there are a lot of zeros there the only hit Miguel and do hard leading off the top of the third with the solo home run no batting with runners in scoring position nobody left on base because Porcelo was so dominant and Aaron Boone talked about that after the game well he he was pounding the strike zone I mean strike one all night but I thought he did it a good job overall of you know kind of having that come back with the fastball the ability to cut it the ability to pitch at the top and ride it high he pitched really well you know I you know we hit six seven eight balls right on the screws so I didn't think we had bad at bats against him I just he was filling up the zone so a lot of early early counts just because he was a head strike one so much but I thought he pitched he obviously pitched really well but I thought also thought we had a lot of good at bats against them when you throw as many first pitch strengths as he does does that put the team on the defensive righted right away well I mean you certainly don't want to hit behind in the count and you know so strike one's a very important pitch you know you hear pitchers talk all the time about that and he did a great job of that tonight it's Sabrina with the exception of that first inning what did you think of his performance tonight really encouraging I thought it was a big step forward for him again you know the long ball hurt him there obviously in the first inning where he's trying to go down and away with the fastball and leaks back over the middle that's you know where when he's going down the way if he misses he's got to miss down in a way off and that's where he's been hurt but what was encouraging you know after throwing 30 something pitches you know a blue pit for the third run I thought he really competed well I thought he found himself a little bit and hopefully you know it's something that allows him to build into the next start I thought he I thought he pitched well mostly Aaron was that a response to Gardner getting hit or was it something from left I mean him knocking off knocking bets I think I think watching the replay of it Rose setting up in and you know if you're going to go into Mookie Betts you don't want to miss in there so I think it just ran up and in on him a little bit yeah yeah when you know I was I was surprised it didn't look like the whole plate on fire was going to issue it it looked like it like cuz he came from cuz he got down at first seem like you stopped Severino from walking right into the dugout as you approached the mound what did you say to him before he walked off when you got the ball from him I just I love the way he competed tonight you know he went you know pretty high with the pitch count because just just the state of knowing we needed to get a little bit deeper into this game and I thought you know after another tough first inning for him you know and I don't think his final line indicates how well he pitched and I feel like he found some things tonight and I just wanted to let him know how proud of the effort I was of him and and the way he competed and and that this is a step forward for him and hopefully something that he can take into his next start now I mean that's yeah part of that's the Red Sox I mean they they do a good job of obviously putting the ball in play it's something they do you know as good as anyone so I don't know I thought I really thought after the first day I thought he was sharp I but I thought stuff wise I thought he he got stronger as the game went on and and I really do feel like he he found himself out there a little bit tonight especially after that first you know we want to make it as normal for him as we can obviously you know as a big league debut and up going up against a great team but we're not gonna make it any bigger than it is we want to get him here and get him as comfortable and into his routine and you know hopefully go out there and give us a quality start what were you checking on with Gleber he just cramped up a little bit in his forearm there so and then so it wasn't a big deal he just kind of yeah it was cramped you make it about Severino and Porcelo I assumed tomorrow's Adams and Evaldi does any part of you say it's seven and a half games now is it registering that it's slipping and slipping further away look I know we're not in the best situation obviously as we're in early August here I understand all that but I also understand all we can be as hyper focus on where we're at we're definitely going through a little tough stretch right now we're going we're being tested to a degree which is ultimately gonna happen in a big league season but the bottom line is we're still in position here to potentially have a special season we got to write the ship a little bit here we got to play better everyone can do a little bit better but you know it's important that you know those guys in there understand that you know this is a test it's not always going to be easy and but I have no issue with with with our focus with where we're at and and and I do feel like it'll turn I know it'll turn around we just got to keep grinding through this tough time right now the test like that reveals about a team and what do you think the test like this might reveal about a manager going through it for the first time and sort of encountering some of these things look I think the 162 game season is maybe the ultimate test and the ultimate grind and we we are in the midst of having a really good season right now I think we're gonna end up having a really great season and it's inevitable that you're gonna you're gonna hit a bump along the way you're gonna hit some some some tougher times you know we've been you know we've had some fluke things happen with some injury things that that have hurt us but you know you find out a lot about yourself and I feel like when you go through a little bit of adversity when you can pull yourself out of that I think it makes you tougher in tough moments in crisis whatever comes up later in the season hopefully when we're playing in some real meaningful games


who the sun sets free is free in D and we are so glad that you're joining us on Hope Today on this wonderful Monday and Juneteenth. I'm here with Tom Hollis and Amanda and Tom we're going to talk about some powerful ministry that's happening. We are, you know, we all crave adventure. We do. I mean look at all the superhero movies and the stories that we all loved as kids and as adults. What about adventure with Jesus? What about doing something that is an adventure in ministry and an adventure with our children and grandchildren. We're all thinking about how are the ways that we can see our children and grandchildren come to follow Christ and to seek that adventure. Well Doug and Deb Tunney are going to be with us. Deb has written a book and she is going to be sharing with us about that legacy of faith and what it means to really pass on that truth of Christ into that next generation. Amen. I'm so excited that our family is a recipient of the YWAM ministry that they're a part of and our Caleb that I know I talked about last week that's just growing with God and he's utilizing those skills that he learned from YWAM youth with the mission even in the Air Force and it has been just amazing and beautiful for me as a parent to watch your child and children flourishing in the things of God in this dark world. It's like beautiful to see how like children when they grab hold of the gospel and with Jesus and you know one thing we do want to mention today it is Juneteenth and their celebrations all across the country and here even in Pittsburgh you know Juneteenth is a celebration when the slaves in Texas they found out that they are free so it's a whole principle that you know we are all free we're all one and this together and speaking about being all together I had a wonderful time in the city of Pittsburgh last night there was probably many of you downtown watching and listening to Erica Campbell from Mary Mary so it was awesome at the end of the night last night when people were like worshiping praising Jesus and the kids were like running around and dancing I just love that like I think it's a little taste of heaven we had last night of just worshiping Jesus in the city it was a beautiful night so and I know there's fireworks today and so wherever you are if you're in Alabama and you're in Florida wherever you're watching from we're just so grateful that you are with us today and I just think it's such a joy I love when just seeing the body of Christ come together but especially just this next generation to be set free and on fire for God yes this is really a spiritual principle when you think about Juneteenth the slaves were free they didn't know they were free the the word hadn't reached them in Texas that they were free and this is like a year and a half after the end of the Civil War and they when they finally received that news then there was this hey we're free and you know a lot of times in Christ we don't realize that we're free that we have been set free in Christ and we still have the trappings and the things of the world on us you know if you feel like that today God wants you to know that you are free you're going to hear a lot about what it means to follow Christ but freedom is the beginning of it and if you need that freedom today if you need to know who you are in Christ you can call our prayer line you can get a hold of a prayer partner and have someone pray with you to pray into that walking in that freedom amen it's so good and I'm really excited for this interview that's coming up to even hear how in a big way and I know cornerstone is a big supporter of Doug Tunney and the mission of YWAM so you are not going to want to miss one second of this interview you might even want to call someone up who has teenagers because this is something that they can go and participate I know Caleb my son went through the five month program and so they disciple them for three months it was his particular program and then he went on the mission field for two months in Belize so they put into practice the things that they're learning from God's word and that is making disciples and so and I'm seeing the fruit of it so you're not going to want to miss this and I know you're going to want to share this with a neighbor so please stay tuned maybe get your pen and paper or call someone but we'll be right back after this cornerstone television t-shirt where'd you get it I am so glad to do ask you know this is an exclusive offer for the month of June for you to receive this one-of-a-kind ctvn t-shirt you can support and support your favorite Christian television network this summer when you go to barbecues hanging out with family and having tons of fun oh man that is so much fun and speaking of cornerstone television I love their programming especially that hope today show yes we love hope today and all of the programs and you know with your best gift request your cornerstone television network t-shirt when you give this month we have sizes from extra small to six XL it is a hundred percent cotton it is quality and we want you to have this on you today that's right we have one for everyone and you get to represent the station you love with your own logo t-shirt you'll enjoy this wearable reminder that hope happens here as together we spread the love of Jesus every day you know we cannot do it without you when you give you help us to impact Pittsburgh and beyond reaching those of all nations and generations because we know people need to know the hope and the love of Jesus like never before so why don't you give us a call at<PHONE_NUMBER> and request your very own cornerstone tv t-shirt that's right you can also give online at ctvn.org slash donate we would love to see you out in public somewhere wearing this t-shirt maybe we'll have ours on too thanks for supporting us our next guests make it their mission to know God and make him known Doug and Deb Tony are the founders of youth with the mission Philadelphia and a few other places too and they're extremely dedicated to presenting the gospel of Jesus to this generation Deb is also an author and has a new book out called a legacy of faith our god stories from family missions and ministry Doug and Deb it's so good to have you guys here it's good to be here yeah I got to start off Sydney by if I was going to name like 10 people five people that have affected my life this couple right here is in that group because you guys challenged me and my family from an early age to follow after God I appreciate that thank you our privilege yes well let me ask you Deb so you wrote this book I know it was a chore it was it was a battle it was yours right it was yours but there's it's 50 years of ministry there and it's not stopped it's not like you're just sitting there so tell me about why write this book now I mean why put these stories together yeah so our son just took over our ministry in Boston and we looked at each other went okay what's the next assignment what do we do we don't know and we thought we always sit with our grandkids and tell them stories in fact just yesterday gathered our grandkids around on father's day and said I want to tell you another story they went well we heard this before you what I'm telling it again and so we wanted to capture the life that we've lived for them and so I thought okay what do we want to do so we just randomly went we said okay we want to miss this we don't want to miss this what we wrote 456 things that we wanted to capture maybe and not lose and at the end I said okay we're gonna write a book and so we began not all those made it in the book but all those were some things touches from God things that we thought wow there's no other explanation but there's a god who is real in our lives and so we wanted to leave a legacy for our kids for that what a tremendous legacy too and I know you guys have five kids and like 20 grandkids is that what it is 16 grandkids wow fantastic well Doug let me ask you so why why be in ministry I mean from the earliest time that I've known you guys you were about sharing the gospel with people and and that hasn't changed a lot of a lot of people in there when they're in their teen years or 20s they might do that but it's always been the forefront why I think because I was a lost person I was an alcoholic I was planning to kill a man I had all these issues and one of my fellow students came up to me on my college campus in California Pennsylvania and openly share the gospel with me and he was terrible at sharing the gospel about halfway through I was like this guy's bad but then he looked at me and through his eyes I saw Jesus I saw love I had never seen love like that in my life and so just his eyes just the love of Jesus poured it affected me so much and through that he invited me to an intervarsity Bible study I went there and I found Christ five weeks later I got set free of alcoholism two months later I forgave the man I was going to kill and God set me free and then I met this old missionary and he said hey Doug why don't you go to Brazil with me and I was like I don't want to go to Brazil I don't want to go anywhere and so I said I'd pray about it and he laughed at me I said why you're laughing he says because the Bible says go into all the world doesn't say pray about it it says go I said oh okay I'm new at this I didn't know this you know and so I I said okay so I went to Brazil and went to Ubatuba Brazil place that never had the gospel before we presented the gospel these people had never heard and 700 of them came to Christ and four years later they were 30,000 and so we saw transformation so I said missionaries can make a difference in societies and nations and families and lives so now 51 years later I'm still doing it we were just in Brazil again did you go back to that same place again in that area in that area yeah and there was a DTS of 126 DTS students and they were crazy wild for Jesus and I got to say we were here before the revival began we saw the first seeds of this revival and now you're taking it to the nation it's so exciting to see what God is doing and they went over the world at school wow so there you go just love hearing these stories of just how God is moving can you share another story in particular especially with like children how you've seen just the Holy Spirit break out and you know I think in our own family last year we had seven of our young people our own grandkids say I want to go with you our one granddaughter came from Kyrgyzstan all the way to be with us just I want to be on the streets with you and I think that that's like a central when you think about an inheritance you're giving it's not just like money or things you're giving you're imparting the faith you have and so for them to say we want to be with you we want to see how you do we want to pray with you we want to go hard with you that for me is how we pass on our faith to the next generation that's how we imparted to them let them be part of the journey with us right and I think that that is the most meaningful our little granddaughter last year is 12 years old she's out in the middle the the hardest part of Philadelphia and she's talking to this guy who is a little intimidating the six foot guy she's a little short girl she's got a wordless book presenting the gospel to him and I'm like watching her do that I'm thinking she has faith and she's strong and she has imparted to her this wild Jesus thing that's what we want to see and so we just found out she's somewhere else in the world today just this past week doing translation for a team that's witnessing so I want to see that right that's it that's how we do it people will say to us how do you how do you raise kids are going to love God I said live it with them take them with you be a part of it with you and tell them your stories you know in the book you talk about that you talk about that that whole I mean adventure just jumps off the pages in this book and I had heard a lot of these stories I hadn't heard all of them I mean I'm in I'm in a story here somewhere but the thing is is God takes I think I feel like God says hey I got a live one here I got one that really wants to to reach people yeah and he supports that person doesn't he dog even he supports that person gives them what they need you know I was so shocked about three days ago I got a picture from Texas my daughter lives down there and her son Ethan he's 17 he's one of the top celloists in Texas right now he decided to train his group around him in a bansalism and he took him on his own to a park to share the gospel of Jesus Christ I was like that's heritage that's heritage that's what you want to see you know in the great failure the American church is affected Christians in the church today don't go out on the streets to share their faith anymore in Philadelphia where I live in 1965 45% of the city was going to church today 7% is going to church in Philadelphia and we're seeing the results of it becoming one of the murder capitals you know and so we got to get the church from the seats to the streets back to the people and you know when you go out people are open they want to hear but nobody's out there telling them the reason people aren't accepting Christ because nobody's telling them so we got to get the church people back out there you know I've lived in Philadelphia so I have a very special heart and so I understand like I lived in North Philly and I lived in West Mount Air and I just know it is a very even though it's called the city of brotherly love you don't really there's parts of that that you see but there's a lot of strongholds I mean the opiate epidemic that's happening in Kensington so can you just share with us that what you have been seeing and through the work that you're doing through your ministry how you just see the gospel breaking out and breaking forth in some of the hardest places in the city well we had this thing the idea of taking that how am I going to get the people in the city out so we have this thing called prayer stations it's a table you set up with a banner over top and it says prayer station and you train people for like three hours then you go out and they stand behind this station we have free Christian books free hot chocolate or iced tea and the people come to you they people come to you and we pray for the over a hundred people every week in city hall you know city hall we go down to city hall we set up and people are drawn to us all the time and ladies will have the complete Muslim outfit on and they'll come for the free Christian books and we'll get to pray with them and lead them to the Lord and it's just wonderful and so now we've trained just in one church 220 people have been trained in just from one church in Philadelphia and now they said to me I've been a part of this church for 37 years but I never knew it was my responsibility to share the gospel and you're saying what are pastors telling people what are they telling them let's get them out so it's been wonderful since we got there in September of 2019 we've seen 3,800 come to Christ for the first time just in that period of time let me ask you that I wanted to ask you because um I heard a number a few years ago and I know you know numbers numbers are important Jesus talked about numbers talked about feeding the 5,000 feeding the 4,000 but we don't want to be evangelistic with these but and your sons kind of really drilled down how many people have come to the Lord through your ministry over the years me and my sons have figured out over 300,000 I've come to Christ wow fantastic and a lot of other ones disciple now I want to ask you about this book about the story because one thing my wife appreciated see the guys we talk about one thing the wives the wives have a different perspective you know I'm always joking about John Wesley's wife used to say don't listen to that man up there and stuff like that and Gene goes I understand that a lot better but tell me about the hard times tell me about the the the the things that you didn't shy away from telling those stories no huh well when I read the reviews the people wrote on amazon a lot of them say this was an honest conversation about ministering family and I really wanted to do that I wanted to say listen we're not the cleaver family you know we're not the like perfect family that nothing happened to in ministry hard things happen in life hard things happen we had our senior pastor run away with the organist you know I mean it's heartbreaking we you know we actually got kicked out of our ministry at the beginning and the same people who were part of that were the people ushered us in and invited us to come start why when Pittsburgh so it is the redemptive part of the struggle in life and journey that's really important that you don't give up you you know when the hard times come and you don't know where your next you know meal is going to come from you can trust God that he is with you he's developing you he's growing you and he the hard time enables you to do the very thing that you were destined to do and without the struggle you're never going to get there without the struggle you're not going to have authority to speak so I wanted to write this not only for our own kids but for this next generation of leaders and I wanted to say to them you're going to face hard times but you are you cannot be a victim you cannot feel entitled you have to embrace the journey in the battle God will strengthen you and he'll give you what you need it's no accent you've been dropped into history in this moment the crazy moment we live in and that God will prepare you to make a difference we got to do it in the time in which we live I love how you just brought up this whole point of like this the struggle because I think a lot of times it's very discouraging that I think a lot of times as we come to Jesus and we think it's going to be like oh kumbaya everything's going to be happy and then it's like oh hell is breaking loose like all the time it's like you have a target on your back but what could you say and speak to the person right now that is even going through that and walking through that what are the things what are some of the values and takeaways that you've learned just through walking with that and seeing who God is I can give you like a really short story when we were pioneering why we're in Boston it was so hard we ran out of money we had this big obstacle it we got kicked out of our building and all of why we're in Boston was happening in our house right next door and I just I said I just can't take this another day it's like there are people around me it's just like the pressure was so much and so I got in my car and I just drove I ended up in my daughter's place which was four hours away I had to pretend like I was just taking a drive through the park you know hi I'm here to visit she went okay well clearly you're not here to visit but I took a little mental health moment I came back after a few days and I pulled in my parking lot and I looked in the picture window of my home and there were like 30 Y whimmers in there and I said I just can't take this this is too much so I walked it was raining I walked in the rain the rain was cascading over my glasses and I walked up and I climbed up into a kids they had a little treehouse there all by myself it was sort of a scene you know here I was in my 60s and in this treehouse and my sweatshirt was totally soaked and the water was coming over me and I said I cannot do this another moment and in that moment God like brought back a refreshing to me and saying you're an overcomer you're called to this you're gonna make it I'm with you and I can't explain it like some like deep wild energy spiritual inspiration came and I said whatever it takes I'm gonna see this through I don't care God has met me he's with me he's gonna do it and I just felt like I was like throwing off all the negativity and saying I'm gonna persevere and it was right after that God released to us all the money we got back in our building and now this this ministry is affecting thousands of people does that answer your question that's a fantastic answer to the question and we're in a treehouse moment right we do yes I'm sure we we've all had the times where we felt like that so I just want to you know just say that again you've you've heard their stories and I I can't more highly recommend the book than this one so Devon Doug the time is so short there's a million other stories we could share thank you for all that you do and thank you for being with us today all right thank you thank you thank you well we're gonna take a just a head over to Amanda right now she's got something important to share with you well I'm so thankful to hear the testimony from the tonnies and what God is doing and especially discipling others it's so important but what Debra was talking about you know that moment of weariness I think we all go through that and if we could go to God's word right now let's go to Matthew 11 and it's verses 28 to 30 it says then Jesus said to them come to me all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens and I will give you rest take my yoke upon you let me teach you because I am humble and gentle of heart and you will find rest for your souls for my yoke is easy to bear and the burden I give you is light you know it's so important when you think about Jesus's words when he says come to me it's the greatest invitation that we could ever receive and I don't know you know where you're at in life but sometimes I know even myself personally I can be burning the candle at both ends and feel exhausted but this is the Jesus that's saying to you come to me or how about we are really good of feeding all the people around us and serving them but how about ourselves you know this cry that God's asking of us come to me and we don't have to be perfect just as Debra said it's not about this pristine and perfect thing that happens when you become a believer but it's this humility that God develops within you our realization of how much we need him and this invitation isn't common to me all those who have themself put together but it's common to me in your weakness in your burden because he desires to give you rest so today I want to extend that invitation to you number one to those who maybe have never chosen Jesus as their Lord and Savior he is commissioning to you to come to him and will you do that today will you say yes today will you follow him today if so then I ask that you would say Jesus come into my heart forgive me of my sins and I choose to make you Lord of my life if you've said those very simple words this is the beginning of a life change for you it's a beginning of letting God be the leader in your life and we have prayer partners standing by please give us a call at our prayer line so we can further talk to you send you some materials and I just feel for those of you who maybe you are saved but you are feeling the heat of just everything you're doing Jesus says come unto me he really means that he'll give you rest it is so important that time that we sit with Jesus so pause today just be with him thank you for being with us here on hope today we're going to go back over to Tom and Sydney thanks Amanda you know it's so important that we don't let this moment pass if you've heard that word it's such a simple prayer you know it's not magic words but it's the commitment and the opening of your heart to Christ to say come in be my Lord and Savior Doug if someone does that what's their next step when they when they come to the Lord like that what should they do you know recently I did a study on what happens when somebody prays that prayer the bow says they pass from death to life old things are passed away behold all things have become new and so this is a contract that God has made with man you pray that prayer you commit yourself to the Lord and all of a sudden he's going to do all these all the inheritance all the promises that God has made you inherit them as his child that's there's thousands of promises once you pray that prayer and then one verse I've been thinking about lately is all things work together for good before I knew the Lord everything was bad I'd get depressed I'd get angry I'd get in fights once I accepted Jesus all of a sudden I look at my life I say man even with nine years of malaria it worked out that I could affect Liberia West Africa in a tremendous way with a crusade of 50,000 people you know and it came through the malaria so no matter what happens and so once they pray that prayer man your life has changed brand new person in the Lord you know just as you were talking like the one thing that God has just really spoken my spirit and I just read it over this weekend just spending a really intimate time with the Lord is there's a scripture and it's an Isaiah 59 and 19 believe and it says like to come like a rushing stream a lot of times it's interpreted as like the enemy will come up like a flood that's actually not what it says but it's really talking about that God will come in like a rushing stream because of the spirit of the Lord and we just declare and decree over you today that no matter what you're walking and I just see an image that you may feel dirty there's a lot of residue but invite the rushing stream invite God to cleanse you to clean you to go into those deep places to heal you and to go down deep to break off those bondages no matter what it may be maybe addiction or hardship or whatever you are walking through allow the rushing stream to cleanse you to come over you because you know when I think about when we take a shower how good it feels and sometimes a rushing stream is a little tough it's strong but there's a current that God wants to take you on and when you give your life to Jesus it is a wild ride but it's a beautiful ride through the ups and the downs the hills and the valleys but can I tell you friend there is no journey like it so today as you've been joining us and we've shared about these stories about the power of the gospel the power of his freedom the power of deliverance that's what God wants for you and that's why he gave Jesus he paid the ultimate price for you and through the power of the Holy Spirit the Holy Spirit enables us to walk to listen to be healed and to be all we are called to be so we thank you so much for joining us on this hope today and today we just hope that you grab hold of that we love you have a great day and we'll see you tomorrow


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Hi, I'm Peter Verity and I'm the co-ordinator of the Sheffield Group of Positive Money Supporters. First thing to say is that we were not the first. Does this work? Yes. Our first meet-up was in October 2011 but we weren't the first. Meet-ups started sporadically during 2011 and I remember going to a meet-up in Bradford in the summer of 2011 and in fact I've met some people today that I met at that meeting. Ben Dyson was talking and I was thinking yeah if there was a meet-up group in Sheffield I would go along to that and I waited and I waited and I thought well someone's got to do it. I'll book a room and see what happens. Mira sent out invites to everybody on the mailing list which of course was very much smaller then. I think the positive money mailing list was probably only about four or five thousand. Twenty-one people came to the first meeting and we watched the DVD all about the money which I don't think is still on the website but that was the one available at the time. Two important things we set up at that first meeting. First is a mailing list and if you're going to set up a local group that is surely one of the first things you need to do to stay in contact with people. At the first meeting we had 17 names and since then it's grown to over 150 names on our mailing list. We also set up a wiki. That's probably not essential although it was very very valuable to us. That's the address there. If you have a look at it we put all of our minutes of meetings, events, future events and there's also a huge media library where people have posted video clips, book reviews and things like that and also letters to our MPs. Everything goes on to the wiki. Later on to other things we did after about six months someone came to a meeting and offered us unlimited free photocopying and that has been absolutely invaluable to us. We've produced not only flyers and leaflets but the positive money booklets which are on the website. We've done over 500 copies of the booklet fixing our broken economy and over 100 copies of banking versus democracy and that last one especially is very popular now. We also set up a forum that is less useful. It's less used. There's only two or three of us that ever post on that and if you post something new it probably only gets a dozen or so views. Although we were asked by one of our members to set up a forum actually it's not been that useful to us. I mentioned the mailing list. That's the sheet that we use at everything we do. Every meet-up and every public event and so on there's a place for email and a column for tick for the Sheffield email list or the national email list. I look after the Sheffield email system and I send out emails probably a couple of times a month and if people tick in the national column as well then I send the the names to Mira and they get added to the national list. I'm going to talk about the the meet-ups we've had. We've had 22 meetings. We have monthly meetings last Monday of every month unless it's a bank holiday which really means about nine meetings a year and we've been going two and a half years and I thought it would be useful to talk about some of the ups and downs that we've had. The first and I've divided it into three phases. The first phase is those first five points which takes us up to March 2012. In those meetings we were trying to get a speaker or a topic either somebody from within the group or somebody from outside the group to come and give us a talk and that that's very demanding. Not only is it demanding, I was the only one that was doing it and you have to constantly be thinking a month, two months ahead even more if you're after an external speaker you might speak to someone and they say no can't do it. Someone else might say yes I can do it but in two months time and it was a lot of effort. We weren't really advertising our events very well and the attendance was dropping and you'll see that in March 2012 the fifth point along we had eight people turn up and we had an invited speaker who was an ex-MP and it was very embarrassing to invite this MP along to talk about lobbying and so on and only eight people turned up. So that was really our first crisis point and it may be that if you go down the same road you will hit something like that in a few a few months time. What really saved us then is we had a big influx of interest from Occupy. There had been a very big Occupy camp in Sheffield which had to be disbanded and round about that time a lot of people were looking for some some other outlet and they happened to come to positive money and so for over a year we shared meetings with Occupy. We booked a room they had the first hour and a half for their general assembly we had the second hour and a half for our positive money meeting and half a dozen or so people would stay on into our meeting as well. We tended to take up the Occupy idea of open forums which basically means you have everybody sitting around in a circle a facilitator and everybody can just say what they want to do which is great you get to know people people come up with lots of ideas but actually you don't have much focus you don't have really much activity. So eventually that also lost focus those people gradually drifted away and I think one of the features that we found is that there is quite a big turnover of people people come into the group they'll come to a few meetings they've probably found out what they want to know but they don't want to become activists so they drift away and then some more people come in but we came to a second crisis point that the very lowest point actually is an anomaly that one on July the 2012 it so happens that the the Olympic torch relay was in Sheffield that same evening and there were thousands and thousands of people in Sheffield outside the hall where we were meeting and we only had six people turn up so ignoring that anomaly you'll see that there is gradually a drift down to June 2013 summer of last year eventually we lost focus and we thought we really need to relaunch we have a group of probably half a dozen core members who are really active and really keen on taking this forward so I said look we've got to do something about these meetups I can't think about every meter what we're going to do let's have a rotor so we've got six people now who take responsibility on a rotor basis for deciding what's going to happen at the meter maybe they give a talk themselves maybe they invite a speaker but they take full responsibility I still do the room bookings I still do the email list but they take responsibility for what happens at that meeting and what we're trying to do is to put on a series of talks which are loosely related to economics banking monetary reform with the idea of getting the public in and then using that as a platform to sell the idea of positive money we're also much better at advertising to the public there are a couple of free forums that we use in Sheffield and we advertise in the in the local paper other events that we do we've done a number of talks over two and a half years mainly to the the soft left liberal left people like occupied transition the green party and a few other groups we've put on a number of public events Ben Dyson came and we did a question time format with Ben Dyson we've we've put on the screening of 97% owned twice and those big events tend to attract an audience of probably around about 40 we have had an attempt to approach our MPs Paul Blomfield most of the people in our group are in Sheffield Central and many of them have approached Paul Blomfield his Labour who's been very good at understanding positive money but he has reservations we've also had two people spent time with Nick Clegg Steve at the back is was one of them and in every case we've had rather a lukewarm response from our MPs so that's something that we're not planning to take forward at the moment the other thing we do is street stalls the annual green fare we've done twice there's peace in the park is it there's a huge jamboree that happens with maybe 10 000 people turning up like a big rock concert and stalls and so on we've done four in the city centre when we do it in the city centre we don't use the gazebo but we also but we have lots of placards and things like that you'll see we've got a table with loads of leaflets we've got the mailing list and we usually find if we do probably a three hour spot in the city centre in the space of an hour we might have maybe three or four people or sometimes groups or couples come to speak to us and are really interested and there'll be perhaps people that take leaflets and take them away and look at them and and then maybe put them in the bin I don't know but but everything is everything helps and I was talking earlier about how I first heard about positive money and it was on the radio something like any questions or any answers and somebody mentioned positive money and I thought what's that and I went to the website I don't know who it was it might be somebody here even that said that but every little incident like that can be a trigger for somebody to go and find out about find out more about it we have a team of nine people that that run these street stalls and we're going to carry on monthly from this month to run a street stall to run a street stall you don't need necessary permission to do it you can you can run a street stall on any public space providing you're not obstructing the the pavement there may be local bylaws that you are worth checking but generally you can do it without any problem where we're going in the future we're going to continue with meetups we're still concerned about attendance we'd like to get perhaps 20 we're going to continue with street stalls and we're beginning to make approaches to the universities there are two universities in Sheffield Hallam we've already got a foothold in there we did a press conference to the first year media students the media students were completely unresponsive to what we were saying but the staff were quite interested um professor of economic history uh at Hallam University uh we're beginning to get him interested he's coming to come give us a talk um and the Sheffield University the other one there is like the Manchester group there's an alternative thinking for economic society which we're attempting to get get into I think that's my last slide all right now we're also trying to approach the unions through the people's assembly that is my last slide


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I was smart enough to know niggas. Cause the valedictorians at our school, they, oh man. Your motherfucking ask me, can they come up here to Mark and play? That's besides the point. Ain't the smartest nigga in the world.    Nigga, I bet it with Alabama. Me too. I was pissed. I bet Alabama. And I thought the game was over. You bet the money line? Yeah. I bet the spread. I thought it was. Oh no, no, no. I ain't bet the spread cause that's a rivalry game. On a rivalry game, you never know what might happen.   I bet, I bet twice. So I bet the spread minus 13 and a half in the parlay. And I bet the team total Alabama. You need that pick six. I was like, let's go. And they took it off the score. I'm like, bruh. I was like, I need that pick six at the end. Hey, we started off with the Alabama Auburn game.  Nigga, I don't want to hear no more talk about Josh Allen. You know why? Because he's not good. He's good, bro. He's not good. You know who good?  Nigga, he's a winner. I don't care about stats, bro. That's why when niggas retire, niggas pull up their stats. Well, look what he, that nigga, I used to watch them niggas.  I know I'm gonna be one of them old niggas win.   I'm gonna tell you who was good and who won. What about Josh Allen, Paw Paw?  What about Jalen Hurts, a motherfucking dog? A winner? Game on the line, go win that motherfucker? Then they want to blame the receiver.  Josh Allen put the ball where it needed to be. I don't give a... That game, that went his fault. Mother fuckers raining. Bitch put it where it's supposed to be.  Nana Eagles gotta play the 49ers.  And I'm gonna tell you right here.  Hurts my motherfucking dog. 49ers gonna win this game. Ooh. It's a lock? 49ers gonna win this game. Damn. Eagles gonna win in the playoffs, though.  It's time for the Eagles to lose. They been having... No, you don't want to. Because they been having too many close calls. Yeah. You don't want to have a close call with a motherfucking 49er. It's at Philly.  It's redemption because they lost at Philly last year. Yeah, they lost it.  Oh, yeah. Perdy feeling himself? Healthy. Healthy? Hey, the boy... The nigga you want to go to the club with? You know he gonna be there. Deebo. Deebo. That nigga isn't Philly. He gonna fit right in.  He ready.  Yo, yo, yo. What's up? This is your boy Nav Green from Broken Play. Back at again with prize picks. If you're trying to pop that 1942 like me, you need to get on prize picks. Getting started is so easy. You register for an account, make it into deposit, and pick more or less on two to six player stats to win. Payouts of up to 25 times your entry. All first-time users that deposit and use your promo code will receive 100% instant deposit matchup to $100. If you deposit $100, guess what prize picks gonna do? Match that $100. If you deposit $85, they gonna match up to $85. It's available in over 30 states. What are you waiting for? 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Every nigga in America.  Oh, my God. I didn't even want that damn food after that game. Bro, I didn't see that coming. Early, bro. I mean, it's like, Jerry Goff looked horrible at home, bro. And nigga, you know who looked it good? Love, look. Boy, that nigga, love, was throwin' that, throwin' no football. Because you gotta be careful. Nigga's a stop and put a clip. Yeah, we bitchin'. Nigga just got me sayin', love with thorn. You know how to nigga. That was just the football guys, man. Because that's what the Packers, the Packers, win that game a lot. Yeah. I ain't even watch, because we've been so sorry, bro. And I was just happy we won. So I really can't even talk trash about winning, because... So you a Packers fan? You a Packers fan? I never knew that. I'm just my fan of all the teams from Wisconsin. Packers, Bucks, the Badgers. I gotta go with my team. Brewers. Yeah, Brewers. Win, lose, draw. Respect. You know what I'm sayin'?  I'm kinda with .net, because I'm from Milwaukee. For real? Yeah, I was born up there.  How long did you stay in Milwaukee? I've been here since I was three, so...  But my mom is a big Packers fan, so I know she was excited.  I don't. The food's good, though. Where? The pizza? Like, the dairy stuff is really good up there. They got beer and cheese. I don't know. I guess I ain't go to a good... No, they had a black on spot that I tried downtown. That was good. Yeah. That was cool. I wish I knew the name so I could plug it, but... Aaron Rodgers is targeting a Christmas Eve return. Bro. Chill, chill. Bro, nigga, get right. You good, bro. That's chill, man. Just chill, bro. Nigga, y'all. Hey, bro. Now, if you're doing that just because you want to, because you feel bad, you took all them folk money, nigga, do it. But nigga, you good. Get ready for next year, bro. I'm gonna be straight.  Nigga, there was a PPP season for you, nigga. Free money, nigga. Chill. You want them to get it back? You just trying to prove a point. I don't... 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Cowboys whoop dads. I ain't gonna stay on that long. They only play at the Commanders. I thought the Commanders would cover, honestly. Shit, I would think so too.  Because you know so many people watching. Nigga and your family watching. Because your family gotta come to the game because they're like, oh, dad got a game. We gotta go to the game. Sit there and know your family.    Enjoy a meal. You know what it's like eating turkey while in the third quarter eating turkey. Oh, yeah. That boy, Derek. When Derek played a song on a team, Derek looked like an MVP. He do.  Gabbage Bowser. Bro. I be seeing clips of other sports shows. And I say other sports show.  You start off professional. Then you show why you ain't from there. But no, all just a side. Them niggas talk so bad about John Moran.  An underage girl.  That's crazy. I don't think about it.   You shouldn't be doing it.  Now get it. That's why I always take the under on that nigga. And I ain't know why.  And I knew it was a reason why. Bro, I said, I was on it.  I don't like his name.   Hey, if he guilty, lock him up. But I think he guilty. It's looking like he guilty, bro. All the facts is out there. A nigga asked him. I know what you want to ask me. Yeah, like nigga. Yeah, you lucky I went that nigga. Did you do it? Right.  Damn. I know you watched a couple of episodes in law and order.  Did you do it? Do what? Nigga, you know what they saying you did. But yeah. On the investigation, man. That's something you shouldn't play about though. I mean, he should at least be away from the team though. Bro, for real. If you under investigation, you should at least be away. No questions asked. But Adam Silver long bullet head asked. If it would have been a nigga.  Yeah, we're looking into it. And we're thinking about banning them from the league for 36 years. I don't, I think the NBA is a lot different when it comes to stuff like that in the NFL. Because you still, Carm alone still gets praised throughout the league.  And pregnaing underage.   Unless it's on video.  Niggas been hearing about stories about all these players the whole time, man. But that's unacceptable. And they don't, like you say, don't do enough against the underage. I done heard a couple of things. Bro. Like for some reason the NBA is just like, nah, that's nothing when they do stuff like that.  I think with that type of stuff, bro, you look at your kids, you don't even think them. You know what I'm saying?   But when we were growing up, we ain't look at it that bad. But now when you think about it, like, those niggas was tripping. Predators, bruh. Bro, when you 24 and you looking at a 17-year-old nigga, you can't wait. You tripping.  Get his 21. NBA nigga though. That's different. Niggas to NBA? That's different. Bro, I'm 21 years old but you're in the league, bro. He's 21, how old is the girl? 2015 and 17.  So think about a junior, you're probably 16 or 17. I'm a teenager. Asian Consent in Oklahoma is 16 years old. It was in California though. But it's in California. California's 18, so.   Nigga, you in the NBA. Nigga, if you can't pay to play. And that's all I got to say about that. Yeah. We got some comments. I'm gonna say, oh, for sure, people have been calling the voicemail. We only going to take a couple on, because I don't know. Yeah. Shout out to our audio engineer. I think that what we're calling. Audio. Audio what? Audio E. Oh yeah. Yeah, but I'm saying it engineer. Yeah, but I'm saying here engineer. Yeah, audio. Yeah, I don't know what they call it. Yeah, that's his name.    I mean a cowboy fan.  Don't come on They can't come out here.  They're trying to put their students together That's a little You crossing the line brother Come on king, I wish you were right brother.  I just want to know what is that they're talking about They are a island is better than James Harden man.    We said that that's the thing Everybody missing I said he's a better player, but as a two guard, I'm taking Ray Allen, bro He just made a lose our first subscriber And we had a lot of people agree with me though, okay So let's get into the The real Willie wipeout said broken play is a real is every real nigga favorite sport show Bro, and I'm watching the comment it ain't that many likes Badass 400 said y'all to me dumb changes swag up He went from rockin.   Yeah. I see one nigga say and brah The comment made me laugh. So what I think I said now.   Oh Nigga, we just getting started. We just getting motherfucking started. 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I think they were winning 35 They got a turk back that was up the next was up 10.  Hey, why does Billy Donovan still have a job? That's where we coach the Bulls This whole time they been asked every year In and job ain't never up like it's I think he left. Okay. See he went straight to Chicago. Yeah They I don't I don't I don't even look at these line Sons on the seven game winning streak Looking good to look in great No, I'll breathe. Oh Bradley bill. Oh when he come back nigga Yeah, bro, bookers as good as Katie is Booker like that Booker might be the best player on that team He's the he's the most important. He ain't the best. He's the most. Yeah, it hurt me to say it cuz KD I Feel like bro, you know, you could be one of the best players in the league But a certain team just fits you like KD. I think KD like letting them get off. This is how LeBron wanted AD to be KD know what he could do. No, I'ma let home home younger.   Give my sister. Mm-hmm.  I'ma tell you was right The Orlando magic are currently a number to see Talking about some niggas who playing for that money Shout out to the coach he was just telling us about your boy in Orlando But they got a lot of other They were guard heavy the Wagner the Wagner's them brothers Call Anthony nice Jalen sus And they got some young dude still they got jet Howard he in the G. Lee. He ain't got time yet Alan Hughes you be watching G. Lee. No, I'm saying but he's good enough to be on the team. Oh, yeah I'm gonna say you love basketball too much If it ain't nothing else to watch Yeah, they currently Number two and so is um, okay see and these two teams were like at the bottom of the league two years ago So that tells a lot about the you know drafting and they won't stay They'll make the playoffs they can they won't even be top for but they'll make the play No Yeah, they just playing hard right now for that money, right after they get that in season money start tricking off and buying shit buying cars They're gonna do what it's supposed to do, but I'm saying who don't want the money the niggas in Detroit Man, they lost again lost 14 straight them niggas going for the record Niggas ain't playing hard like that that nigga Monty They say he got away with robbery And I don't blame that nigga y'all don't got me out of Phoenix nigga I don't took them folks to the ship and you done brought niggas in I know I was gonna win soon, right?   He could have the worst game ever I would not talk bad about him. You know why cuz the nigga never remorseful They said Draymon how you feel like you know going with your team Come on do that every time come on man.  Yeah, so then who who you know gonna win it? I'll be in the chairmanship when you they know that That's uh the last Christmas, I believe all right real quick before we break Georgia versus Alabama. I need to know who y'all like now Georgia all around the room Georgia Bama Yeah, I think I want to take them Championship in Atlanta city gonna be so lit man, and we out of town as we can we in New Orleans Hey, I like Georgia too, bro Cuz I'm we divided damn. I said we're divided. Yeah I Just don't see Georgia eat it winning out Now they might not cover though You know what?   Yeah, just Georgia cover By Lisa touch it didn't Brock Bowers didn't play again George. He didn't play it. He didn't know he Didn't need him get Georgia take you ready. Thank you the first.    Yeah, it don't get no bigger than that in NFL.     Come on man.  Yeah, I was supposed to be a hand. He wasn't supposed to take the ball He went in his mother's coat Vegas might get a nigga a call Right now appreciate you young nigga Zayn flower who y'all got some highlights what you got Greg? Jalen Milrow. Oh, yeah for sure. I like Bought out. I got low like who oh, okay Highlights for me. Uh, Tyrese Halliburton, man. I move that one crazy. Yeah, the Hawks versus the Hawks I had him for the Hawks. They eat what he had 20 26 in the third 26 in the third and I don't know if we talked about it on the episode or there was the lost episode of what? But you remember I said that over was gonna be a lot. Yeah There's the highest over in history, they know niggas niggas who ain't even better than a minute Oh, I gotta take that home. They know wait niggas going 252 points Bitches go 150 a piece. That's Yeah You got a highlight Dolly Parton look cute in her outfit. Who that was wow. Well, I have a highlight She looked Yeah I'll turn the TV off when she Not like to see no old white And that's not right cuz I don't like I just don't want to see no That net you got a highlight man just shot to the packers again man. Thanks. Give me Bro breaking news When we talk before we really gotta start writing stuff down I'm like, that's my team. We sorry we got love My highlight was one of the worst Monday night football games in history the Vikings versus Bears we won money though So shout out to that game last night man my all my player props hit and the Bears Scored over seven and a half points in the second half. So that's your highlight. Yep One money will let's get into some lowlights.   I can't I can't lose faith on them.  So what you want to do bench me? Yeah, yeah, yeah might have to bench But no, I'm gonna tell you with clay. You got a thing niggas who used to playing in the playoffs in the finals Clay Thompson that work. They don't care about the regular season, bro Right, they they close to they get to the playoffs Watching April the nigga clay Thompson gonna be on fire and niggas gonna forget everything But if y'all make it though the niggas number like 10th or 11th in a man some of the teams right now Who's six and seven them bitches gonna be 12 and 13? They just starting off strong start off starting to get be tired The words don't look good they need to do something well, we'll see They should have kept you trade them what I trade clay. Yeah That's a tough decision. You bet not with value. Are you gonna get for clay right now? That's gonna be a game changer. You know, I bet if you go that way Wiggins I'd I've been saying play Thompson could go play with the Lakers right now and the Lakers right back at it LeBron, I don't know when niggas play with a little bra and they get rejuvenated. Yeah for sure You see what cam red is doing.  No, I ain't doing that You got a low light of it, okay, so I didn't like the side of Dolly Parton's outfit like I like Like My this old white one that was my highlight in my little light from the front. Oh, she's so cute But then from the side of us like this the shorts don't it gave a little diaper Like that's what you think she had on I Feel like they could have did something different She probably did piss on herself. They should at least like got her outfit that looked from all angles At least like you asked for a lot for 80 or white woman. The pins Yeah, niggas crazy, who you got keep with the home team and low light Jordan pool man. He's a Milwaukee born kid, man. He just thinking I'll feel like it's a middle Something going on with my god, bro.  He done got a ring.  I don't know And I need my dog to get back He not on the team to get it back, bro For the vets, yeah, that nigga was on like Miami or something. He probably Miami Milwaukee or something like that I know that some Washington none. I think Marcel what you love like? Thanksgiving It's a rough rough day and lost lost a lot of money Thanksgiving day, but the food was great. It was awesome Clippers man, I think they curse bro Like I think they need to go in the locker room like some candles do that little squeegee board thing because to lose To to the nuggets without Yolk it's Gordon or Murray last night and all your players are there is It's saying a lot Reggie Jackson put a 36 on you He almost outscored you in the fourth quarter the Andre Jordan had 21 on you.  Yeah for sure like Nate. There's a guy they traded and they got a chip So yeah, Reggie Reggie had to show them niggas.  I definitely look like her. They need to burn something some sage in that But they they owner he put like it ain't him.  That's your hurt last night. Yeah, what they see him, bro I thought I thought the game would be better.   I need more touchdown Let's get into these prize picks. This is where the money at So last week, yeah, why y'all doing that? Let me go ahead and get this out I'm gonna start off with myself cuz I'm in the league eight and two Which is not a surprise Niggas know when I focus out on motherfucking lose I had CJ Sprout passing yards over 273 and a half yards The nigga had 304 that nigga is a lot Hint hint.  How many did he attempt? Do you know I'm like five or six of them Gotta hit your shots Eric Gordon cost nigga some money City lamb had over one touchdown and that's what Marcelle picked. He's at five and three Shout out good pic both of my pics it too My pick Jared golf passing yards over.  Yeah great He had Clint Capella over ten rebounds He had five Oh, yeah, Greg right now you in the losing standings Gee, you got the worst record at five and six.    Yeah, she's at 62 You better know I really feel like I want another one, but that has been hate. No It's okay. One thing about it.  So just put the camera on the one I talk about our stats That's it. Don't net Yeah, Katie over five or six The nigga had nine real quick real quick like you said, that's how you playing me That's how you playing get these young niggas involved. Mm-hmm.  Don't be sad Event you could kick it off so they could get that camera time they want from you. Okay I'm sticking with what I know Go on. I'm staying with football Ramon J. Stevenson Rushards, we're gonna go over He's projected at 57.5 Okay, New England running back Giants Go ahead that net Harrison Barnes point five offensive rebound Yeah Offensive rebound.  I like him on a rebound sometime. No, but they playing they playing Golden States I'm thinking the effort He remember that shit, right, I'm thinking you're gonna put a force of effort.  What was the category? NBA So look, it's no secret man, and I ain't even fun to Delay it any longer CJ Stroud 276 and a half over What you got great not great you go lad done what you got? I'ma go I'ma go Jason Tatum over on the three pointers made three and a half You learned your lesson with these three points. I'm rocking with I'm rocking with Jason I'ma tell y'all another little secret I Trade y'all three points attempted. He gonna try it every time That's a little birdie. So three and a half Jason Tatum against Chicago.   I hope so We're gonna edit that part out y'all I don't want the fans to know invent this single now All right, we locked here. I got it locked there Would you pick I picked CJ Sprout, you know what I'm going with it, baby So look man, there's been another illustrious episode of broken play Hey, y'all see them pigs man watch it on the app watch it on the YouTube keep them views up The number again is six seven eight three eight three seven five six two leave your voicemails.   No Whoa It's not like you Anything from you don't Go hoax man. Go hoax in a game. What else game who y'all like? Out of college football. I don't see whoa. They got Washington Oregon. Yeah, Pactel championship. Yeah, they got Oregon favor Yeah, mine is nine. Why? They must know something we don't know exactly ain't no goddamn way the same Washington organ that play earlier and the same Washington that beat them In Oregon favor nine. Yeah, that's a lot. Lakers gonna have some trades coming up, too. Oh, yeah losing by 44 Worst loss I didn't even want to talk about here Austin Reeves Count his days over there.  That's who need to go D'Angelo Russell. Hey, I'll do sorry, bro.    Oh, yeah for sure this week that net I already asked you Go in the final word Be gody. That's it man.   That's it.