Podcasts about Alabama Power

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Clarke County's Spring Cleanup Day will be Saturday, April 26. Alabama Power has donated several items for the event, according to Commissioner Barry Chancey, who also thanked Solid Waste Enforcement Officer Jim Hudson for his help with the project. Chancey noted at Tuesday morning's Clarke County Commissioners Court meeting where residents can use the free dumpster sites to help clean up in their area. Dumpsters will be placed at Rockville Community Center on Lady Landing Road, the intersection if Walker Springs Road and Fool's Acre Road, McVay Road (behind Don's Body Shop in North Jackson), the corner of Choctaw and...Article Link

We chat with Brandon Gaudin, a Fox sports announcer, the Braves TV play-by-play broadcaster, and the voice of the Madden NFL game. Also, we have an update the construction of a new State House, a firing at Redstone Arsenal and a smaller Alabama Power bill. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You've probably heard the political ads for people running for PSC in which they tout their conservative bona fides and then attack their opponents as tree-hugging hippies. Those ads don't really help us understand what goes on at the PSC, but they certainly get stuck in your head...""Always totin' Jeremy Oden"" comes to mind. Unfortunately, Alabamians often know very little about positions in our state government that impact them the most directly. The Public Service Commission (PSC) is certainly at the top of the list of those extremely important elected positions Alabamians need to know and understand. This week Bryan is joined by PSC President Twinkle Cavanaugh to hear her story and how she got into politics. Twinkle also gives us a rundown of what exactly it is that the Public Service Commission does. Naturally, the first question is always whether Twinkle is her real name. You'll be surprised by the answer and enjoy hearing how she got it. You'll also hear about all the other ways she has served in state politics and the roots of her passion. More to the point of this podcast, Bryan asks the tough questions surrounding the PSC's responsibility in regulating Alabama Power rates and what their role is in the coal ash cleanup. - Are our rates in Alabama really among the highest in the nation? - Why are our power bills so much higher than other states? - When was the last rate audit on Alabama Power? This informative podcast will give you a window into the role and powers of a very important office in our state government that affects your wallet daily.

You've probably heard the political ads for people running for PSC in which they tout their conservative bona fides and then attack their opponents as tree-hugging hippies. Those ads don't really help us understand what goes on at the PSC, but they certainly get stuck in your head...""Always totin' Jeremy Oden"" comes to mind. Unfortunately, Alabamians often know very little about positions in our state government that impact them the most directly. The Public Service Commission (PSC) is certainly at the top of the list of those extremely important elected positions Alabamians need to know and understand. This week Bryan is joined by PSC President Twinkle Cavanaugh to hear her story and how she got into politics. Twinkle also gives us a rundown of what exactly it is that the Public Service Commission does. Naturally, the first question is always whether Twinkle is her real name. You'll be surprised by the answer and enjoy hearing how she got it. You'll also hear about all the other ways she has served in state politics and the roots of her passion. More to the point of this podcast, Bryan asks the tough questions surrounding the PSC's responsibility in regulating Alabama Power rates and what their role is in the coal ash cleanup. - Are our rates in Alabama really among the highest in the nation? - Why are our power bills so much higher than other states? - When was the last rate audit on Alabama Power? This informative podcast will give you a window into the role and powers of a very important office in our state government that affects your wallet daily.

Today is quiz day, and we have another listener on to sit in the Down in Alabama hot seat. Also, we have an update on the Alabama Power solar fees lawsuit, an update on the longshoremen's strike, and what Triumph the Insult Comic Dog said to Sen. Katie Britt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The United Way of Southwest Alabama honored those who have helped make life better for Clarke County residents during the 2024 annual meeting and awards luncheon on Aug. 27 at Grove Hill United Methodist Church. The award recipients included: • Heart of Gold, Michelle McAndrews of Alabama Power. • Outstanding campaign coordinator, Trina Harrison of Thompson Tractor Co. • Outstanding campaign, International Paper's Pine Hill mill. • Outstanding community partner, Turner Charitable Trust. McAndrews has served on the board of the HIPPY program in Grove Hill, where she has played a vital role in promoting early-childhood education and parental engagement....Article Link

In this episode, we focus on how the charging infrastructure advancements are growing to meet the needs of EV drivers. We'll discuss the efforts made for improvements, including programs for EV charging infrastructure. Click to learn more:Tennessee Valley AuthorityTVA EV ResourcesTVA New Homes Program (Decatur Utilities)Alabama Power's EV Home Charger RateAlabama Power's EV Night Charging RateAlabama Power's Make Ready ProgramAlabamaPower.com/EVMeet the guests and host:  Justin Harrison, Distribution Grid Transformation and Planning Manager, Alabama PowerDrew Frye, EV Manager, TVAHost: Cedric DanielsIf you have a question or comment for the podcast, send an email to info@driveelectricalabama.comYou can learn more about the “Drive Electric Alabama” podcast here and please consider subscribing to the podcast on your player of choice.

In this episode, we discuss the federal and state grants that are enabling Alabama's EV industry to flourish. You'll also learn about the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program and utility incentives, including Alabama Power's EV Home Charger Rebate and EV Night Charging Discount for residential customers, as well as the Make Ready Program for business customers.Click to learn more: Energy Institute of Alabama (EIA)Alabama Power's EV Home Charger RebateAlabama Power's EV Night Charging DiscountAlabama Power's Make Ready ProgramAlabamaPower.com/EVNational Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula ProgramMeet the guests and host: Houston Smith, VP of Governmental Affairs, Alabama PowerBlake Hardwich, Executive Dir., EIAHost: Michael Staley  If you have a question or comment for the podcast, send an email to info@driveelectricalabama.comYou can learn more about the “Drive Electric Alabama” podcast here and please consider subscribing to the podcast on your player of choice.

Not gonna lie, when the writing staff saw the phrase “energy audit” pop up in the podcast this week, we became very concerned that The Overlap Podcast might now be some sort of digital media arm of the Church of Scientology and that our boys Sid and Keith were now being held on some ocean liner being tested for thetans (the remnants of immortal spiritual beings that have some sort of supernatural residue in humans … or something) and hanging out with John Travolta and Tom Cruise. We are pleased to report back this is not the case, though we do feel compelled to say that we do believe Shelly Miscavige is obviously still alive and has been on one of the Sea Org cruises for … like 17 years now and just doesn't like land and has developed agoraphobia … totally plausible. So, instead of indulging in L. Ron Hubbard's tax dodge … er … religion, we're taking a deep dive into the exciting enclave of energy - how we generate it, how we expend it, how we best distribute it and how Reddy Kilowatt, the mascot designed in 1926 for Alabama Power, might be the most terrifying company mascot of all time (note: we will do three of those things in the podcast this week; one of them is food for thought we will explore further in the future unless that demon power bug murders us in our dreams Freddy Kreuger style). Aligning your energy with your core values, revitalizing your routine, finding ways to develop lucid dreaming to avoid ancient power company mascots trying to unalive you in your sleep … great advice for your everyday life that's practical, applicable and necessary to avoid an untimely end for you and your business. Tune in and turn up this week's Overlap Podcast … and remember, Shelly Miscavige is definitely still alive. Definitely. We would never say anything to the contrary. Ever. So leave us be, David.  

The Drive Electric Alabama podcast plugs you in to everything you need to know about electric vehicles (EVs) in the state of Alabama. In the show, we feature industry leaders discussing the positive impact that EVs have here. Sponsored by Alabama Power's “You're in Charge™” EV incentive programs, the podcast is co-hosted by Cedric Daniels, the former Chief Strategy Officer at Streemline and former Electric Vehicle Marketing Manager at Alabama Power as well as Michael Staley, the President of the Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition.  Drive Electric Alabama (DEA)AlabamaPower.com/EVAlabama Clean Fuels Coalition (ACFC)Alabama Power's EV Home Charger RebateAlabama Power's EV Night Charging DiscountAlabama Power's Make Ready Program

He is currently the Director of Community Engagement at Alabama Power Company. Ralph is a native of Birmingham and has studied at both Alabama A&M and Miles College with a degree in Political Science. Prior to joining Alabama Power in 2011, he worked briefly with the City of Birmingham in 2010. Ralph was also the executive director of the Georgia State Employees Association for several years. He serves on the board of directors of Urban Impact, The Birmingham Urban League the Railroad Park Foundation, the YMCA of Greater Birmingham, and The Woodlawn Foundation. Ralph is married to Raquel Morgan-Williams and has two children Morgan and Kiara.

URBANHAM News w/ guest Waymond Jackson Leondras Waymond Jackson Jr is the CEO of The Education Farm “Ed Farm”, a nonprofit, tech and education-focused startup in Birmingham, Alabama. Ed Farm was founded in February of 2020 through a partnership with Apple and Alabama Power. Ed Farm's mission is to equip educators in schools and communities with innovative tools and teaching strategies that support active learning for all students. Under his leadership, Ed Farm has: strengthened its partnership with Birmingham City Schools through its Teacher Fellows, Student Fellows and SPACES programs; established a funded partnership with the City of Birmingham to train residents for careers in tech through Ed Farm's Pathways-to-Tech program; and expanded the footprint of Ed Farm's K12 programs to 10 school districts across four states. Jackson, also lead the successful effort to secure a $50 million dollar commitment from Apple ($25 million) and Southern Company ($25 million) to launch The Propel Center - a global headquarters for innovation and learning for all 101 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) - in the Atlanta University Center. Prior to joining Ed Farm, Jackson served as the senior vice president of public policy, at the Birmingham Business Alliance. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama at Birmingham; a member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity Inc; a 2014 Birmingham Business Journal Top 40 Under 40; and was recognized by Development Counsellors International (DCI) and Jorgenson Consulting as a Top 40 Under 40 in economic development, 2019. He is married to Kimberly L. Jackson and they are parents to Leo (son) and Kai (daughter).

Rev. Michael Malcolm – Now we move to Alabama, where a David and Goliath story is playing out. Goliath is The Southern Company, a for-profit behemoth which owns Georgia Power, Mississippi Power, and Alabama Power. They've been criticized for polluting poor neighborhoods in Alabama, causing a mess of health troubles for Black residents, and even paying a Black newspaper to say nice things about it. David is the Alabama Interfaith Power and Light, a group set up by the People's Justice Council to fight climate change. Rev Michael Malcolm is the executive director.

When Alabama Power made plans for Lewis Smith Dam in a rural area of Northwest Alabama, they knew they had plenty of time to clear the basin of trees, buildings, and other potential obstructions before the lake filled. Then the rains came, and the basin started to fill up fast. Learn about the area of Smith Lake and what happened when the rains came.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free, but it's not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend about the podcast. Rate the podcast on Apple Podcasts Buy the book Alabama Short Stories, Volume 1 at Amazon.com, Bookshop.org or other online bookstore. Buy some merchandise from the Art Done Wright store at TeePublic.com.

Brian interviews Jacquelyn Blakley on The Value of Being a Mentor and Being Mentored. Jackie is the Director of EPC at Southern Power Company and a founding member of Alabama Power's iCan Girls in Engineering. We discuss how mentoring can sharpen your individual presentation and professional skills, how it can enhance your personal and company image in the community and industry. You will also get to make connections with talented young people to plant seeds in them to consider your company and / or industry for a career. Please subscribe, share and give us an honest rating / review for the Build Your Success Podcast! http://www.icanengineer.com and https://www.acementor.org for mentorship opportunities.

Will Bryant is the Co-Founder and Head of Business Development at Quantalytix. Quantalytix is a fintech company created by bankers and for bankers with an emphasis on visualizing Loan Data.This conversation covers Quantalytix's origin story, how they find customers, how they validated their business model, how they determined their product roadmap, their company work culture, Will's journaling practice, the importance of gratitude, shifting into finance after a career in private equity, hybrid work, the Birmingham Startup Environment, and much more. Chapters:00:00:00 - How Quantalytix Started00:03:04 - Taking Steps after the Initial Meeting00:06:09 - The Startup Environment in Birmingham00:09:11 - The State of the Business: Scalable and Self-Service00:12:15 - Importance of Marketing and Branding00:15:30 - Gathering Data from the Market00:18:48 - Building with Early Customers00:21:44 - Hybrid Work Model and Daily Stand-ups00:24:44 - Finding a Career in Finance00:27:45 - Opportunities in Health and Wellness00:30:43 - Journaling Practice and the Current State of the Market00:33:50 - Adjusting Lifestyles and Resetting the Economy00:37:01 - Gratitude and Appreciation Check out Quantalytix→ Website: quantalytix.com Connect with Will:→ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/will-bryant-541202119/ Resources Mentioned in The Episode:→ Innovative Depo: innovationdepot.org→ Christopher Aliotta: linkedin.com/in/christopheraliotta→ Bloomberg Terminals: bloomberg.com/professional/solution/bloomberg-terminal→ Birmingham Business Journal: bizjournals.com/birmingham→ Alabama Power: alabamapower.com→ ChatGPT: openai.com/blog/chatgpt→ First Republic (Article): thestreet.com/banking/what-happened-to-first-republic-bank Help The Louis and Kyle Show:→ If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend or leave a review!→ Leave a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1504333834→ Drop us an email: LouisandKyleShow@gmail.com→ Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb6qBiV1HAYcep87nKJmGhA Follow The Show on Social Media:→ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouisKyleShow→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/louiskyleshow/→ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/65567567/ Connect with Louis and Kyle:→ Read Louis' Newsletter: https://louisshulman.substack.com/→ Louis' Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouisShulman→ Kyle's Twitter: https://twitter.com/_kylebishop→ Louis LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisshulman/→ Kyle's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-bishop-7b790050/

Want some advice? You'll find it in this episode where we interview Financial Advisor Jon Cunningham on best practices to teach kids financial skills and tips to start investing early. Don't miss out! This episode is especially great for parents and kids to listen together. This is a two part series so stay tuned! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Transcript Advisor Advice Part 1 Welcome back to another episode of the Cash Kid Podcast. If you haven’t already, be sure to visit our site at cashkidpodcast.com for more resources and links to past episodes. Follow us on Instagram as well. We are so excited to continue to see this audience grow. It’s my belief we can help build a generation of cash kids that’s know how to manage, invest, and grow their money. And our guest today, will give us some tips to help get us there. The Cash Kid Podcast is underway. (music) Intro tease: So you’ve got some cash. Maybe from an allowance, or that money your grandma gave you for your 7th birthday (Here you go sweetie.) Thanks grandma. Whatever it is, what are you going to do with it? Spend it, hide it away… or maybe invest it? Let’s start learning how to make that money grow. Time to learn how to be a cash kid. (cash register) My guest joining me today is Mr. Jon Cunningham with Cunningham Financial Group. Mr. Cunningham, or Mr. Jon, as I like to call him, is a financial advisor and considers his clients, partners in creating financial success. He has also been super helpful in answering some of my questions about the stock market and finances. So we're going to cover a few topics with him about how kids can prepare to invest later and be smart investors. Cash Kid - Mr. Jon, welcome to the show. Jon - Thanks for having me. Cash Kid - First off, tell us a little bit about yourself. Jon - Sure. Well, first, just personally, my name is Jon Cunningham, and I'm married to my wife, Ann. And we have three kids, Wes, Grant, and Charlotte, and actually one on the way that's due sometime in October. Professionally, I'm the managing member of the Cunningham Financial Group. We began in August 1st of 2011 and have grown the practice ever since. We have locations in Birmingham, Alabama, and in Florence, Alabama, and just outside of Nashville and the town Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and presently have about a little over 2000 clients throughout the country. And we're licensed in about 29 different states. So it's a great practice. Cash Kid - That's great. So what led you to having a career as a financial advisor? Jon - Yeah, you know, it's something that I always had an interest in, whether it be everything from just earning money to saving it to investing. And I always had an interest in the stock market. And actually what's interesting, I entered in college hoping to be an accountant and was an accounting major initially and quickly realized that was not the area of finance that I really wanted to focus. You know what's funny? It took a class with a a professor, he’s my favorite professor. His name is Dr. Moron, actually, but a fantastic teacher and and taught me to really love and understand numbers. And so from there I wanted to focus on finance and so quickly took on multiple internships with multiple firms and in different areas of focus and quickly began actually growing the client base as an intern with the company in my junior year of college. Cash Kid - What do you think is the biggest misconception for adults in managing finances? Jon - Yeah, that's a great question. What I kind of find with working with prospective clients and really adults is they look at their 401K as similar to what's called a pension plan. And so people like my parents worked for companies and then their parents worked for companies and they worked at companies like Alabama Power for ten, 20, 30, 40, 50 years. And that generation of client an employee had what's called a pension plan. And what that basically means is if you're going to work for a company for your entire career and when you retire, you have a pool of money and a pension that's going to pay you an income for the rest of your life no matter how long you live. And that gave retirees a lot of peace of mind. Well, those plans aren't necessarily available or not as often available to people that your parents age or even my parents age. And they have what's called a 401k, which is an investment account that's provided by by most employers. And it's just a employer sponsored plan that provides an avenue for an employee to save and invest money for for retirement purposes. And often people look at that and they think, hey, this could be like my pension. I'm going to put money in this plan and I'm going to save money my entire career. And whatever's there is going to last the entirety of my life. But oftentimes there's not quite enough. And often, too, they forget about taxation because all that money that you put in a 401k, you've never paid taxes on that money before. But when you pull it out in retirement, that's when you start taking the tax and paying taxes on withdrawals as you're spending down that money for retirement. And oftentimes there's not enough money there to last a lifetime. Cash Kid - Do you think some of the trouble is because they don't know where to start or they weren't taught financial skills at a young age? Jon - Potentially, Yeah. I mean, it's one of those things that kind of go to that point about older generations. There's not always been a lot of transparency when it comes to comes to finances. And oftentimes older generations didn't discuss even how much money they made or what a credit card was or what a checking account was or what a credit score and all those types of things. So I think oftentimes what I kind of see is most clients just weren't taught at a young age, just the basic principles of of finance. So I think that can play into it for sure. Cash Kid - Yes. So what are your thoughts about the importance of kids being presented and taught more financial literacy at a young age? Jon - Yeah, that's a great question, Cash Kid. I think it's very important for for kids at a young age to form good financial habits and to form muscle memory. What I mean by that is when you look at the amount of money that you might be bringing in, whether it be from your allowance or it might be from a lawn business or some sort of employment where you're making an income. It's really important to look at that income in different categories because you worked really hard for that money. And it's important that, you know, some of it spent for fun. You know, you're going to enjoy life. I'm going to go to movies or ballgames or go out to eat with friends or whatever. So a portion of money should be earmarked for for spending. But then, of course, some should be earmarked for for giving, you know, at your local church or charity. A portion should be set aside for savings for a rainy day for the future. And then also a portion should be set aside for investing. Those four categories giving, saving, investing and spending. You know, those are the same categories that you're going to live within as you age, just as you get older, hopefully you're making more and more money and you have bigger pools of money to work with. But I think if you can form that habit, even at your age, that those are qualities and traits that will be transferable throughout life. Cash Kid: Great advice Mr. Jon! We’re going to pause our interview there for today as he had such great tips to share, we had to split it between two episodes. We try to keep our episodes shorter for our audiences attention span….uh umm… no offense, I’m speaking to myself too…hahaha. (music) Alright, that wraps up this episode. Part 2 of Mr. Jon Cunningham’s interview in our next episode. He’ll discuss ways you can help kids start investing now. Don’t forget to check out our website at Cashkidpodcast.com and follow us on Instagram. Cash Kid, out! Disclaimer: The information presented represents the views and opinions of the guests. This show does not intend to provide personal investment advice through this podcast. This content has been made for informational and educational purposes only. To make a full and informed investment decision, we advise you to speak with a financial advisor and for kids, definitely your parents first before investing. Jon Cunningham, Cunningham Financial Group https://www.cunninghamfinancialgroup.com/

Season 5 of the Alabama Short Stories podcast is just around the corner, and I can't wait for it to get started. Hey, this is Shawn Wright, your host for another trip around the state of Alabama to learn about the characters that make Alabama, well… Alabama. I am going to kick off the season with a story about Sam the Banana Man and his role in getting the banana that's sitting on your counter from Central America to you just so you can throw it out when it's too ripe.There's a story about Shorty Price. If you grew up an Alabama fan, I am sure your ears just perked up. Auburn fans, you won't want to miss this one. There is Alabama's first Miss America who inadvertently helped start the Miss USA pageant. A Supreme Court justice whose appointment was almost derailed because of an initiation at a Klan rally at Edgewood Lake in what would become Homewood. I tell the story of Truman Capote and Harper Lee growing up together in Monroeville and it being told on the silver screen in a little movie called “To Kill A Mockingbird.” Have you ever heard of it?There is the story of Carrie Tuggle, who, wanting to keep black children out of adult jails, built the Tuggle Institute and helped start the Jefferson County Family Court. John Henry was a steel-driving man, and some people think this folk hero's tale of his race against a steam power drill happened close to Dunnavant and not in West Virginia. Regions Bank lights up the Birmingham night sky during the holidays, and Alabama Power builds a lake that fills up much faster than everyone expects. Our final story, just in time for Veteran's Day, is about how Veteran's Day got its start in Birmingham, thanks to the efforts of Raymond Weeks. If you are hearing this teaser, then you are probably already a subscriber, and thank you for that! Do me a favor and tell your friends to subscribe to the podcast. There are 40 stories waiting for them to hear, and ten more this season.Another way you can support the show is to rate and review it on Apple Podcast and Spotify. You can also purchase the book “Alabama Short Stories, Volume 1,” which features the first three seasons, available for purchase at Amazon.com and online bookstores. If you want to support local bookstores, you can find the book at Bookshop.org.Thanks for listening, and I hope you enjoy season 5 of the Alabama Short Stories podcast.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free, but it's not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend about the podcast. Rate the podcast on Apple Podcasts Buy the book Alabama Short Stories, Volume 1 at Amazon.com, Bookshop.org or other online bookstore. Buy some merchandise from the Art Done Wright store at TeePublic.com.

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Welcome to Four Things to Know, a weekly podcast produced by the City of Auburn covering a few important dates, events and alerts coming up in the next week in Auburn. This week, the Public Affairs team starts by talking about the wrap-up of the Auburn Public Library's summer reading challenge, but don't worry, if you missed this summer challenge there's another coming in the fall. We talk about the registration opening for the 2023 Neigborhood Conference, we discuss the upcoming Back to School Sales Tax Holiday, and we wrap this week with reminders about utility work being done by Alabama Power this week, work going on to install new parking kiosks on College Street and parking kiosks on College Street

A simple episode where Eric Kaiser (ELK) and Bill Spohn (OverKill Bill) riff on TruTech's business philosophies: Core Values, Purpose and Niche and what kind of actions we take to put these words into action in the world. Also what we feel it means to be a good steward to the industry. OH and cheer on #HVACLIFE team in the Maine 70.3 Ironman on July 30, 2023 featuring Chris Hughes (TEC-13.2 miles running), Chad Simpson (Simpson Salute – 56 miles bicycling) and our own Eric Kaiser – 1.2 miles swimming). https://www.ironman.com/im703-maine Links mentioned in the podcast: Alabama Power training center: https://www.alabamapower.com/business/business-customers-and-services/hvac/hvac-training.html RESNET 2023 Proposals: https://www.resnet.us/wp-content/uploads/RESNET_Session-Topics_TOC_06-27.pdf RESNET 2023 Session Voting: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1YQ0ezGAXFrmdwdaRht8K1Ga9YdGZQ7OhP9yWQDoxMGU/viewform?edit_requested=true&pli=1 RESNET Conference: https://www.resnet.us/conference-2023/ Magazine article on Building Science Summer Camp: https://www.jlconline.com/how-to/insulation/highlights-from-building-science-summer-camp_o Article on the 2022 United Association Event: https://www.pmmag.com/articles/104405-ua-builds-toward-the-future-with-68th-annual-instructor-training-program TEC Train the Trainer Event: https://energyconservatory.com/september-2023-hvac-system-performance-train-the-trainer/ HPC New England: https://building-performance.org/events/regional/new-england/ This episode was recorded in July 2023.  

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The Matt McClearin Show began Thursday's first hour breaking down why Alabama is currently the best team in college basketball following their dominant showing against Florida.  20:28 - Conrad's Daily News!  Conrad offers the latest on the local and national beat as he shares the latest on a refund coming to Alabama Power users, and Disney announcing sequels to some major franchises.  39:20 - Matt dips into his Sports Bag to find UConn on a historic losing streak and a flurry of NBA trades. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Matt McClearin Show continued on with The Daily News as Conrad shares the latest on a refund coming to Alabama Power users, Disney announcing sequels to some major franchises & more w/ Matt & SaBerre!   The Matt McClearin Show airs weekdays from 12-2pm on WJOX 94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Join Bryan as he sits down with Alabama Unfiltered Host, Amie Beth Shaver, to discuss some major corruption in the state, both in the legislature and in the media. They discuss outgoing Speaker of the House, Mac McCutcheon's, involvement with a medical diagnostic company, QBR, that was hit by the DOJ for a fraud and kickback scheme, as well as Mac's son's involvement as the 49% owner and CFO of QBR. They also discuss the NPR story that came out about a few media outlets in the state having connections to Alabama Power and political dark ops group, The Matrix. Finally they jump into the "Respect for Marriage Act" https://1819news.com/news/item/mccutcheon-financially-linked-to-ceo-guilty-of-kickbacks-fraud-records-show-favorable-treatment-from-bcbs-during-tenure https://1819news.com/news/item/npr-report-finds-alabama-power-matrix-connections-to-statewide-news-sites-yellowhammer-alabama-political-reporter https://1819news.com/news/item/amie-beth-shaver-respect-for-marriage Be sure to subscribe to 1819 News The Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Kenneth Kelly sits down on the podcast as he returns to Tuscaloosa, sharing his insights in business and life. Throughout the episode, Kenneth shares his experience at Alabama Power and the journey to Chairman and CEO of a bank. Kenneth also shares life lessons as we discuass his book, Prepared Before I let go.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

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Run-Off Election in Atlanta, Alabama Power raising rates AGAIN!!! in January, Twitter's Duty to Protect Free Speech, Toilet sounds could identify Cholera.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Run-Off Election in Atlanta, Alabama Power raising rates AGAIN!!! in January, Twitter's Duty to Protect Free Speech, Toilet sounds could identify Cholera.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we're diving into the topic of hot water – both at home and metaphorically in our relationships. How much do you know about your water heater? Expert Jerry Winslett, a Senior Technical Advisor at A. O. Smith will walk us through tips to save money and energy at home, and also what to look for when shopping for a new water heater. Additionally, Dondra Goldsby, licensed family therapist with Resilient Life joins us to coach us through navigating relationships and conversations when things get heated, providing steps and resources for conflict resolution. Resources: Alabama Power Tips and ResourcesResilient Life CounselingA. O. Smith   Show Sponsors: Southern Living Inspired Communities Alabama Power 

Light – it's all around us and has the power to transform our space and our lives. Lighting is an easy, low-cost way to upgrade any room, and can positively impact energy savings too. In this episode, renowned lighting company Regina Andrew Detroit experts James Andrew Slaven, co-founder and CEO and Jim Bonomo, COO break down LEDs vs. incandescent bulbs, and share lighting design tips. But what about the light within us? Suzanne Martin, corporate consultant and life coach with Transform  shares the power of gratitude practice in elevating our moods and helping us shine a little brighter for a more balanced, harmonious lifestyle. Resources:  Alabama Power Tips and ResourcesTransform.Regina Andrew DetroitShow Sponsors:  Southern Living Inspired CommunitiesAlabama Power

In this episode, we take on everyone's favorite chore – laundry. For a task that takes up so much time and energy, how can we make it more enjoyable and streamline for savings? Sarah Lindsey of Sarah Lindsey Design talks about turning your laundry room into a space that is fun, functional and infused with your personal style. We'll also talk with David Wilson, Senior Commercial Director, Clothes Care at GE Appliances, who shares easy steps and washer/dryer hacks that will help you save money and time. With these expert tips, you may be surprised how easy and fun your next load of laundry will be. Resources:  Alabama Power Tips and Resources Sarah Lindsey DesignGE Appliances Show Sponsors:  Southern Living Inspired Communities  Alabama Power  

How much of an impact does insulation make in your home? A big difference. In this episode, we talk with Bryan Verschoor, senior product manager at Johns Manville about how proper insulation can set up your home for higher energy efficiency and your own comfort levels from season to season. While we talk about layering materials at home, we also dive into how clothing and layering can help set up our person for more comfort and style with Abbey Glass, fashion designer, founder and creative director of Georgia-based womenswear designer and retailer Abbey Glass.  Resources:  Alabama Power Tips and ResourcesAbbey GlassJohns ManvilleShow Sponsors:  Southern Living Inspired CommunitiesAlabama Power

What makes the kitchen the heart of the home? The busiest and most popular room of the house, kitchens serve many functions from cooking and eating to storing and gathering. While a lot of energy is used in the kitchen, there are many ways we can change our habits and our appliances to maximize efficiency. As new design trends and technology emerge, we discuss ways to design a room fit for your family and cut energy costs at the same time. In Segment 1, we'll hear about emerging trends in kitchen design, and quick tips for maximizing your space with Owner of Cantley & Co, Cyndy Cantley, ASID, CKD. In Segment 2, Ga-Young Park, U.S. EPA, ENERGY STAR Appliances Product Manager demystifies energy efficiency in appliances. Not only can homeowners buy ENERGY STAR rated appliances for higher efficiency, we can also change how we use them and place them in our homes to gain more savings. Resources: Alabama Power Tips and ResourcesCantley & CompanyENERGYSTARShow Sponsors: Southern Living Inspired CommunitiesAlabama Power

There's more to your home's windows than meets the eye. How many panes? What material? Replace or enhance? Believe it or not, there are a lot of factors that determine the best type of window for your home, especially for Southern homeowners where high heat and sun make a difference. Windows can not only enhance your home's appearance, but they can also help save on energy costs. In Segment 1, we talk to Sarah Lindsey, owner and lead designer of Sarah Lindsey Design about the do's and don'ts of window coverings, and how to marry function with fashion so your windows reflect your style. In Segment 2, Bryan Warring, a product manager at Pella, guides us through the materials and products for homeowners to make the best decisions about their windows, and small ways that create big savings. Resources:Alabama Power Tips and ResourcesSarah Lindsey DesignPella WindowsShow Sponsors:Southern Living Inspired CommunitiesAlabama Power