With less than 100 days to go until we return to The Gorge Amphitheatre for Group Therapy 700, we're looking back on our very first visit.
In 2017, we celebrated ABGT250 surrounded by thousands of our Anjunafamily for a weekend that we'll never forget. You can relive the set in full on our YouTube.
This September 11 - 13, we return to our spiritual home. This time celebrating 700 episodes of our weekly radio show. See you there ❤️
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An 11-year-old boy found a 1.8 million-year-old elephant tooth during a beach walk...
In 2022, 11-year-old Ben from Suffolk, England, made an extraordinary discovery while walking along the beach with his family: a fossilized tooth from an ancient mammoth. Experts later estimated the specimen to be approximately 1.8 million years old, dating to a period when the ancestors of mammoths roamed parts of what is now Britain.
The find was made on the Suffolk coast, an area famous among paleontologists for its rich deposits of Ice Age and pre-Ice Age fossils. Coastal erosion regularly exposes ancient sediments, revealing remains of extinct animals including mammoths, mastodons, rhinoceroses, giant deer, and early horses.
Paleontologists identified the specimen as a molar, whose distinctive ridged structure was designed for grinding tough vegetation. Such teeth are among the most durable parts of a mammoth skeleton and are therefore commonly preserved in the fossil record.
During the Ice Ages, Britain was periodically connected to mainland Europe by a land bridge known as Doggerland. Humans, mammoths, woolly rhinoceroses, and other large mammals migrated freely across this landscape before rising sea levels submerged it beneath the North Sea thousands of years ago.
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Entitled Diner Orders Lavishly with No Money, Then Calls Everyone to Bail Her Out
A woman strolled into a restaurant and ordered multiple meals without hesitation, as if money were no object. When the $189.63 bill arrived and it was time to pay, she had nothing.
Instead of settling up, she started frantically calling friends, family, and anyone who might cover it—escalating into chaos as officers arrived.
She grew defiant, argumentative, and disruptive, leading to her arrest for the unpaid tab and disturbance.
In the end, no one came through, and she was taken into custody. Classic case of living beyond your means in public.
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The loudest claim of victimhood isn't always coming from the actual victim.
Police responded to a disturbance at Orlando International Airport (MCO). A physical altercation broke out on a Frontier Airlines flight during the boarding process, reportedly triggered when a woman pushed a child to get through the aisle.
A female passenger claimed she was trying to get to her assigned exit row seat (12A) and asked a roughly 10-year-old child standing in the aisle to move. She alleged that the child's mother confronted her, telling her never to speak to her child. The woman claimed the mother got in her face, prompting her to tell the mother to back away before the mother allegedly began a physical altercation with her.
The mother stated she was in the middle of strapping her other children into their car seats when the woman tried to pass. Rather than waiting, the woman allegedly shoved the mother's oldest son out of the way.
The altercation quickly escalated into a physical altercation.
Based on witness statements and the initial physical contact, police determined the woman who pushed the child was the primary aggressor.
The mother indicated that she intended to press formal charges.
The other woman was arrested and charged with battery, resisting an officer, assault on a law enforcement officer, and battery on a law enforcement officer.
The wait is over. 🍕🐢
The first-ever official TMNT Pizzeria is opening in Los Angeles on June 20th, 2026 at 11AM — and the Turtles will be there in person to celebrate with us!
📍 TMNT Pizzeria Los Angeles
1444 3rd Street, Santa Monica, CA