Podcast appearances and mentions of alan lowe

Alan Lowe speaks with Dr. Simon Cordery about the transformative role of railroads in American history. From the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in 1828 to a national network by 1916, Cordery details how rail shaped commerce, industry, and infrastructure. He also explores regulation, from early oversight efforts to the 1980 Staggers Act, which revitalized the struggling industry. The conversation touches on Amtrak's dependence on subsidies, the challenges of expansion, and the promise of high-speed rail. Cordery also previews his book on Albert Pullman, a largely forgotten innovator behind the Pullman Company's early success and a symbol of overlooked entrepreneurial ambition.     Guest Bio Dr. Simon Cordery is Chair of the History Department at Iowa State University and a leading scholar of American labor and transportation history. He previously served as department chair at Western Illinois University and Monmouth College. Dr. Cordery has authored several acclaimed books, including Mother Jones: Raising Cain and Consciousness and The Iron Road in the Prairie State: The Story of Illinois Railroading. His forthcoming work, Gilded Age Entrepreneur: The Curious Life of American Financier Albert Benton Pullman, explores the overlooked legacy of the elder Pullman brother and offers fresh insight into the entrepreneurial spirit of 19th-century America.     Show Highlights (2:14) When railroads first arrived in America and how quickly they spread (6:18) Changes in the business world that supported and continued railroad expansion (7:16) The impact of government oversight as the industry develops (14:47) When deregulation of the railroad industry occurred and the effects it had (19:46) The effects railroads had on labor organization and the labor market in America (22:32) How railroad expansion affected how we keep time throughout the U.S. (24:28) The effect of digital technology on the American railroad industry (31:47) Is high-speed rail a profitable enterprise? (35:23) Simon Cordery's upcoming book, Gilded Age Entrepreneur: The Curious Life of American Financier Albert Benton Pullman     Links Referenced Mother Jones: Raising Cain and Consciousness: https://www.amazon.com/Mother-Jones-Raising-Consciousness-Biography/dp/0826348106   The Iron Road in the Prairie State: The Story of Illinois Railroading: https://www.amazon.com/Iron-Road-Prairie-State-Railroading-ebook/dp/B017SJ126Q   Gilded Age Entrepreneur: The Curious Life of American Financier Albert Benton Pullman: https://www.amazon.com/Gilded-Age-Entrepreneur-American-Financier-ebook/dp/B0DVMQHYWP

Alan Lowe speaks with Dr. Margaret Weitekamp of the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum about its transformation ahead of America's 250th anniversary. They explore how new exhibits, immersive storytelling, and iconic artifacts like the Wright Flyer, Space Shuttle Discovery, and Neil Armstrong's spacesuit bring aviation and space history to life. Weitekamp discusses the museum's role as both a public institution and research center, preserving innovations from early flight to modern space exploration. She also reflects on international collaboration, private sector contributions, and how triumph and tragedy alike shape our understanding of humanity's journey beyond Earth.     Guest Bio Dr. Margaret Weitekamp is the curator and department chair of the space history department at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. She holds a BA from the University of Pittsburgh and earned her MA and PhD in history from Cornell University. A former Mellon Fellow in the humanities, she also served as the American Historical Association's NASA Aerospace History Fellow at NASA Headquarters. Since joining the museum in 2004, she has led major curatorial efforts and became department chair in 2019. Dr. Weitekamp is a widely published author, including Space Craze and Spaceships: An Illustrated History of the Real and the Imagined.     Show Highlights (2:09) The goals of the renovation and when it's going to be completed (6:28) The Udvar-Hazy Center (8:09) What Margaret Weitekamp does at the National Air and Space Museum (10:49) Key moments of American flight innovation documented at the museum (18:50) Artifacts on display that tell the story of American innovation in getting to the moon (22:12) The space shuttle's impact on our understanding of Earth and space (25:58) How the museum communicates with NASA about adding to their collection (29:32) The role of international competition versus collaboration in forwarding innovation (32:48) The private sector's role in space innovation and how the museum interacts with it (34:57) How satellites are used and what American innovations have contributed to them (38:35) The way the Air and Space Museum teaches about unmanned missions like Voyager (41:13) What we've learned from past mistakes, such as the Challenger explosion (44:59) What's made the biggest impression on Margaret since she's been at the museum (47:11) What we should keep in mind when looking at the next 250 years of space innovation (49:51) How to follow what's going on at the National Air and Space Museum     Links Referenced Spaceships: An Illustrated History of the Real and the Imagined: https://www.amazon.com/Spaceships-2nd-Illustrated-History-Imagined/dp/1588347265/ Space Craze, America's Enduring Fascination With Real and Imagined Space Flight: https://www.amazon.com/Space-Craze-Americas-Fascination-Spaceflight/dp/1588347257 National Air and Space Museum: https://airandspace.si.edu  

Alan Lowe, Executive Director of the American Museum of Science and Energy, launches AMSEcast Conversations with a compelling discussion on Jay Hakes' book, The Presidents and the Planet: Climate Change Science from Eisenhower to Bush. The panel, featuring Hakes alongside energy experts David McCollum and Charles Sims, traces the origins of modern climate science to the 1950s work of Roger Revelle and Dave Keeling. The panel explores the evolution of climate science, the challenges of political resistance, and the growing urgency of action in the face of today's visible climate impacts. Their discussion emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and persistence in addressing global climate challenges.     Guest Bio Jay Hakes is an accomplished author and energy policy expert whose latest book, The Presidents and the Planet: Climate Change Science from Eisenhower to Bush, explores the intersection of science and leadership. Previously, Jay authored Energy Crises: Nixon, Ford, Carter, and Hard Choices in the 1970s. He served for 13 years as Director of the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta and was Administrator of the Energy Information Administration during the Clinton administration. Jay also worked under President Obama as Director of Research and Policy for the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Commission, bringing deep expertise to critical energy challenges. David McCollum is a leading expert in energy and environmental policy, serving as part of the distinguished R&D staff in the Mobility and Energy Transitions Analysis Group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). He also holds a joint faculty appointment at the University of Tennessee's Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs in Knoxville. David's work focuses on the critical intersections of energy systems, transportation, and sustainability, bringing valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities of transitioning to a low-carbon future. His expertise bridges research and policy, making him a key voice in addressing global energy and climate issues. Charles Sims is an expert in energy and environmental policy, currently serving as the director of the Center for Energy, Transportation, and Environmental Policy at the University of Tennessee (UT) in Knoxville. He holds the TVA Distinguished Professorship of Energy and Environmental Policy at UT's Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs and is also an associate professor in the Department of Economics. Charles' work focuses on the economic and policy implications of energy systems and environmental challenges, offering valuable insights into the complex relationship between energy, transportation, and sustainable development.     Show Highlights (2:49) When scientists realized that climate was changing and human activities were the major cause (4:35) The Keeling Curve (7:18) Why the public's perception of climate change has shifted over the years (17:14) Eisenhower's introduction to climate change and its impact on Atoms for Peace (20:49) JFK's awareness of the climate change issue (26:38) How climate change factored into decisions made during LBJ's Great Society (31:20) President Nixon and climate change (38:23) The failed marriage between climate science and nuclear power (41:36) Facing climate change on an international scale (48:42) How to test sources on climate change and the importance of good communication (54:16) Are there any positive outlooks on climate change at this point in time?     Links Referenced The Presidents and the Planet: Climate Change Science from Eisenhower to Bush: https://www.amazon.com/Presidents-Planet-Climate-Politics-Eisenhower/dp/0807181900 Energy Crises: Nixon, Ford, Carter, and Hard Choices in the 1970s: https://www.amazon.com/Energy-Crises-Choices-Environment-America/dp/0806168528

Jeff's asking the good questions today, like, “What's the strangest species you've created feed for?”  Special guests, Kristy and Alan Lowe, join hosts Jeff Jarrett and Sal Sama in the podcast room for this episode of The High Ground powered by Premier Companies.  Kristy and Alan are co-owners of Lowe's Pellets and Grain which has offered premium feeds for livestock for over 60 years.In addition to learning about Kristy and Alan's career paths, you'll learn about the family business that was started by Alan's grandparents and the business that exists today.  You'll also learn about the interesting animals that have been fed specialty feed from Lowe's Pellets and Grain and the way pellets are created.  You'll also learn how the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) has impacted food and pellet mills and get a glimpse into what it means that Lowe's Pellets and Grain is Safe Feed/Safe Food (SF/SF) certified.  “Today I think we're selling our feed in 18 states.  It's been cool to see the growth, but you talk about a learning curve!”    

Jeff's asking the good questions today, like, “What's the strangest species you've created feed for?”  Special guests, Kristy and Alan Lowe, join hosts Jeff Jarrett and Sal Sama in the podcast room for this episode of The High Ground powered by Premier Companies.  Kristy and Alan are co-owners of Lowe's Pellets and Grain which has offered premium feeds for livestock for over 60 years.In addition to learning about Kristy and Alan's career paths, you'll learn about the family business that was started by Alan's grandparents and the business that exists today.  You'll also learn about the interesting animals that have been fed specialty feed from Lowe's Pellets and Grain and the way pellets are created.  You'll also learn how the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) has impacted food and pellet mills and get a glimpse into what it means that Lowe's Pellets and Grain is Safe Feed/Safe Food (SF/SF) certified.  “Today I think we're selling our feed in 18 states.  It's been cool to see the growth, but you talk about a learning curve!”    

Alan Lowe sits down with the renowned Dr. Asad Madni. Dr. Madni shares his extraordinary journey as an engineer, inventor, and entrepreneur, detailing his groundbreaking contributions to fields like digital signal processing, MEMS technology, and artificial intelligence. From revolutionizing the Naval fleet with the Transline Analyzer to advancing automotive safety with MEMS gyroscopes, Dr. Madni's innovations have left an indelible mark on modern technology. Listen in as he discusses career insights, the future of AI, and the importance of creativity, ethics, and continuous learning in engineering and beyond.     Guest Bio Dr. Asad Madni is an internationally renowned engineer, inventor, and entrepreneur. A native of India, Asad studied electronics at the RCA Institutes in New York, and then electrical engineering at UCLA, where he obtained his bachelor's and master's degrees.     He then received his PhD from California Coast University, and the senior executive program postgraduate credential from the MIT Sloan School of Management.  He quickly rose up to leadership roles in engineering and business, serving as the CEO of Systron-Donner Corporation, and CEO and President of BEI Technologies. In 2011, he began serving as a distinguished adjunct professor and distinguished scientist at UCLA.   Throughout his career, Asad has invented several devices that have had a tremendous impact on our world. He holds 28 patents and has received many prestigious honors including the 2022 Royal Academy of Engineering Prince Philip medal, the 2023 John Fritz medal, and induction into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2024.     Show Notes (2:13) What drew Dr. Madni to science and engineering (4:44) Art, engineering, and how they're connected (7:14) How Dr. Madni created the first standalone communications systems analyzer (12:44) When Dr. Madni realized he could make that system into reality (19:55) The gyroscope and revolutionizing the auto industry (31:21) Contributions to the Hubble Telescope from Dr. Madni (34:03) Dr. Madni's thoughts on the development of AI (44:12) Dr. Madni's path to financial success and business advice for aspiring scientists and engineers (54:22) Virtues that should be instilled into bright, young minds

Alan Lowe, director of the American Museum of Science and Energy (AMSE) introduces a live audience to the first-ever AMSEcast Conversation. Held in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, the event featured a panel of experts discussing the historical significance of the Military Industrial Educational Complex and the book Critical Connections. The panel, which included Lee Riedinger, Ray Smith, and William Bugg, explored the development of Oak Ridge and the University of Tennessee (UT) during the 1940s.     Guest Bios Lee Riedinger has held numerous leadership positions during his distinguished career at the University of Tennessee (UT). He has served as the Director of the UT-ORNL Science Alliance, Head of the Department of Physics and Astronomy, and Vice Chancellor for Research. Additionally, Lee has held key roles at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), including Deputy Director for Science and Technology, and Associate Laboratory Director for University Partnerships. His contributions have strengthened the collaboration between UT and ORNL, fostering groundbreaking research and educational initiatives.     Al Ekkebus has a long history with Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where he previously served as Head of the Research Library and Assistant to the Laboratory Director. He is currently the outreach leader for Neutron Science at ORNL, where his work supports the lab's scientific community. Al was a crucial research assistant for the book Critical Connections, adding his extensive knowledge to the project.     Ray Smith, the City of Oak Ridge's official historian, has dedicated years to documenting the rich history of the city. For over a decade, he has written a weekly newspaper column on Oak Ridge's history and contributed significantly to preserving its legacy. Before retiring in 2017, Ray worked at the Y-12 National Security Complex, where he was a key figure in chronicling its historical significance.     William “Bill” Bugg is a retired high-energy physicist and former Head of the Physics Department at UT, where he served from 1959 until 2006. An Oak Ridge High School graduate from the class of 1948, Bill's personal and professional journey has been deeply intertwined with Oak Ridge's scientific community, making him a living testament to the city's storied past.     Show Notes (04:19) Guest introductions (06:13) UT and Oak Ridge as they were in 1940 (10:03) The role UT played in the construction of Oak Ridge during the Manhattan Project (19:48) How Oak Ridge was able to continue existing after WWII (21:00) The role Dr. Hertel played in continuing the connection between UT and ORNL (23:48) Who Bill Pollard was and his central role in the relationship between UT and ORNL (32:35) Alvin Weinberg's role in making connections between ORNL and UT (35:32) The role politicians and other political servants played in connecting ORNL and UT (41:18) How their partnership has benefited the lab and the university (45:23) What's in the immediate future for UT and ORNL (48:38) The connection between UT and Y-12 (50:54) Q & A (59:58) What the panelists think is missing from the partnership between UT and ORNL

Alan Lowe interviews Dr. Aditi Gurkar, assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh's Aging Institute. Dr. Gurkar discusses her transition from medical doctor to becoming a leading researcher in aging, driven by her grandfather's cancer diagnosis. She explains the critical difference between chronological and biological age, highlighting how aging impacts both physical and functional health. Dr. Gurkar also emphasizes the importance of early healthy habits, the value of in-person social connections, and the potential for delaying biological aging through targeted interventions while advocating for societal changes to support longer, healthier lives.     Guest Bio Dr. Aditi Gurkar is an assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh's Aging Institute and a leading researcher in the field of aging. Originally from Mumbai, India, Dr. Gurkar initially aspired to become a medical doctor but shifted her focus to scientific research after a transformative experience in genetic counseling. Inspired by her grandfather's battle with cancer, she pursued a PhD in cancer biology before realizing that aging is the primary risk factor for many diseases. Her work emphasizes the importance of early healthy habits and social connections in delaying biological aging, with a focus on developing interventions to promote longer, healthier lives.     Show Notes (1:52) What led Aditi to decide to study science (5:33) Aditi's advice to young women thinking about a career in STEM (6:43) Why Aditi decided to focus on aging (8:54) Chronological vs. biological aging (10:12) Why our bodies age (10:47) What happens to our bodies as we age (13:11) Tips for aging well and enjoying being older (15:38) Can the aging process be reversed?   Links Referenced Gurkar Lab: http://agresearchlab.com/ Twitter: https://x.com/healthspan_aug

There's a genuine art to be able to make something....out of something else.On this episode we dive into something that just might be the biggest creative challenge for editors out there in the world.  Crafting a film from a myriad of archival footage.It's no wonder Alan Lowe has been nominated for an Emmy for his work on 'Steve! (Martin): A Documentary In Two Pieces which is available on Apple TV+ now.We got to talk to Alan about how he got the job, making a film out of the archive's of an pop culture icon's life and so very much more....

Instant analysis of Lumentum ($LITE) Q4 earnings, as we hear from CEO Alan Lowe.  More than “beat” or “miss” –the Drill Down Earnings with Futurum Group chief market strategist Cory Johnson has the business stories behind stocks on the move.    https://x.com/corytv #Lumentum #Earnings @Lumentum $LITE #Technology #Software #CloudComputing #Chips #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Semiconductors #Stocks #Trading #Business @DrillDownPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Instant analysis of Lumentum ($LITE) Q3 earnings, as we hear from CEO Alan Lowe. More than “beat” or “miss” –the Drill Down Earnings with Futurum Group chief market strategist Cory Johnson has the business stories behind stocks on the move.    https://x.com/corytv #Lumentum #Earnings @Lumentum $LITE #Technology #Software #CloudComputing #Chips #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Semiconductors #Stocks #Trading #Business @DrillDownPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the AMSE Science Report. I'm Alan Lowe, Executive Director of the American Museum of Science and Energy, and the K-25 History Center, both located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. On an episode of our podcast, AMSEcast, I had the pleasure of talking with Bethany Brookshire about her book Pests: How Humans Create Animal Villains. In our discussion Bethany emphasized that defining a creature as a pest, whether it is something smaller like a rat or snake, or larger, like a coyote or an elephant, is based in large part on our culture. It is a subjective perspective, and because of that, Bethany argues that we can examine and change our views - if not eliminating our fears, at least gaining respect for many so-called pests. Here is Bethany:

Lumentum (LITE) tanks after fiscal second quarter earnings. We take a look at the business story behind these earnings and some insight into the thinking of CEO Alan Lowe. https://linktr.ee/drilldownpod The Drill Down Earnings with Futurum Group chief market strategist Cory Johnson offers a quick look at the important takeaways from technology company earnings. More than “beat” or “miss” – it's the business stories behind stocks on the move.  The Drill Down Earnings is a production of Six Five Media and Futurum Group, a leading global technology advisory, media and research firm. Six Five Media's platform spans across multiple OTT and VOD channels that have surpassed 9 million views and over 421 million digital and social media impressions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ray Smith a Historian, Author, Newspaper Columnist and Photographer in Oak Ridge, TN and Alan Carr, Senior Historian/Program Manager at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Both men sit down with Executive Director and AMSEcast host: Alan Lowe to discuss the  Manhattan Project and its long term benefits.

This week's guests on "The Talent & Strategy Show" are Alan Lowe and Ruston Pierce. Together, with host Jamy Bechler, they'll be talking about ... ✅ Creating systems and processes to grow your business ✅ Practical approaches to business ✅ Leadership development ✅ Executive coaching ✅ Talent selection ✅ Setting goals Each week, the SUCCESS IS A CHOICE podcasting network brings you leadership expert Jamy Bechler and guest experts who provide valuable insights, tips, and guidance on how to maximize your potential, build a stronger culture, develop good leadership, create a healthy vision, optimize results, and inspire those around you. This week's guests include ... ◾ JAMY BECHLER - "Success is a Choice" podcast, Author of five books, professional speaker, and leadership consultant. Former college basketball coach and high school athletic director. Follow him on Twitter @CoachBechler or email him at Speaking@CoachBechler.com ◾ ALAN LOWE - Business coach for entrepreneurs, President of Angel Advisors and the Chair of Vistage Florida. Follow him on Twitter @TheAngelAdvisor or email him at Alan@TheAngelAdvisors.com ◾ RUSTON PIERCE - President of Consulting for Affinity Recruiting & Consulting, former school administrator, development director, and coach. Follow him on Twitter @RustonPierce or email him at Ruston@AffinityToday.com "The Talent & Strategy Show" is made possible by Affinity Recruiting & Consulting. Learn more about their top-notch services to help your organization, business, or team by visiting them at www.AffinityToday.com. Find out how they might be able to help advance your mission or even increase your bottom line. Today's episode partners include ...

Le téléphone sonne, le numéro affiche plusieurs fois le chiffre 9. Peu importe, vous décrochez tout de même. En réponse à votre « Allô », une voix rauque et lugubre fait écho… Ce court résumé pourrait être le pitch d'un scénario pour un film d'horreur. Or, dans ce témoignage, il s'agit bien de la réalité. D'ailleurs, Alan Lowe, sur son blog « Spirit » fait état d'une situation parmi tant d'autres. Ici, celle d'une jeune femme qui a été contactée trois fois sur le téléphone portable de sa mère décédée..."Paranormal - Histoires Vraies" un podcast Studio Minuit. Retrouvez nos autres productions :Crimes : Histoires vraiesEspions : Histoires vraies Morts Insolites : Histoires vraies Meurtres en France : Histoires vraiesSherlock Holmes - Les enquêtesArsène Lupin - Gentleman CambrioleurUne Vie Erotique à la découverte de la sexualité des français.es Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Featured on the newest episode of TalkFlagler is community activist Alan Lowe. After finishing runner-up in each of Palm Coast's last two mayoral elections, Lowe is finally ready to take it easy for a while...or is he? We talk to Lowe about future political plans, the natural beauty in Flagler County, and his relationship with some of his more fervent supporters since his first campaign began in 2020.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/talkflagler)

Allen Packwood OBE is a Fellow of Churchill College at Cambridge University and Director of the Churchill Archives Centre. He has authored and edited many publications related to Churchill and has lectured extensively in the United Kingdom and the United States. IN this conversation with American Museum of Science and Energy Director, Alan Lowe discuss one of their favorite Brits, Winston Chruchill.

New York Times best-selling author of the Kopp Sisters series and, where our conversation begins, nonfiction titles include The Drunken Botanist, Wicked Plants, and Flower Confidential and host Alan Lowe chat about the fascinating world of plants and their many sciences.

It's a special 1-off version of the podcast - just 1 host with 1 guest discussing 1 topic! We’re joined by one of the nation’s top experts on presidential history, who's been involved with 13 different presidential libraries all across the nation. From Lincoln to George W., Alan Lowe has been ensuring the history of these administrations are preserved for future study. And being as close as he is to all of these great Americans, he has a couple take-aways we can all learn from.

On this week’s episode of Under the Dome the State Journal-Register’s Doug Finke and Bernard Schoenburg discuss why FBI agents raided the offices of Illinois State Sen. Martin Sandoval, D-Chicago, Alan Lowe fired as director of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum and the move towards banning flavored e-cigarettes in Illinois.

Born and raised Victorian Alan Lowe talks about his terms as Mayor of Victoria including developing the Greater Victoria Coalition to End Homelessness.

Hour 1 Walls, walls, walls: We're all surrounded by walls...Deeply emotionally disturbing...Sen. Ted Cruz proposes sensible legislation to keep immigrant families together...enforcing the laws already on the books ...Trade war with China in full effect...Tariffs = Hidden Tax on You...buying things won't be same...prices are going up...Zero sum game and free trade?      Hour 2  Are you an abolitionist?...Furthering Abraham Lincoln's work? ...Ryan Mauro, director of Clarion Intelligence Network...Jihadi Cult Member Files to Run for Congress...who is 'Jamaat ul-Fuqra'?...a 'jihadi cult'...what makes the group a danger to the U.S.?...Gregory 'Shoaib' Jones is running for Congress in Alaska...admitted member of Muslims of America (MOA) ...22 Jihadi Wacos, ready and waiting? ...9 Rules From Chris Pratt...'don't be a turd' and 'God is real' ...The power of a sense of humor?     Hour 3 Pope Francis = The Obama of Catholicism no more? ...Significance of June 19th (Juneteenth) ...Alan Lowe, executive director at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, joins Glenn again to discuss keeping Lincoln's mission going...Help preserve America's precious historical collections...54Lincoln.org ...Tariffs and the 'Roger and Me' caller?...empathy (credibility) then and now Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1 'Everything that could go wrong, has gone wrong'...Globalist George Soros admits he's 'living in a bubble'...Trump may 'destroy the world' ...G7 Summit dustup...Trump vs. Trudeau...'Eyebrow gate'?...Is Justin Trudeau an alien? ...Author of 'Dear Reader: The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong II' Michael Malice joins Glenn to discuss what to expect from President Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un?...Who's playing who?...What does Kim Jong Un want out of this deal? ...No, Thomas Paine was not an 'atheist'?...MercuryOne.org/Museum2018...Get Your Tickets Now for June 15-17!   Hour 2  Uptight, out of touch and hysterical?...the logic in 'hating men' ...'Don't eat and Tweet'?...Twitter CEO gets backlash for eating at Chick-fil-A ...Battle of the Genders...Glenn vs. Stu? ...Women In Work Place = Better ...Women at Microsoft confront its worker-friendly image? ...Are we living in a new 'Enlightenment Age'...Acting mature in an immature world where there is no truth? ...facing the end of your life ...Charles Krauthammer = Class Act    Hour 3 Meddling with history?...Erased from existence...Putin is systematically destroying Russia's history of the Stalin era...but why? ...Alan Lowe, executive director at the Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum...joins Glenn again to discuss the end of President Lincoln's life...and artifacts and items left behind? ... 'Timeless' TV ... watching? ...Viral: TSA pats down a 96-year-old woman in a wheelchair; internet outrage ensues ...Iran finally admits they played a part in 9/11/01 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1  Remembering D-Day...commemorating how Americans earned our freedom...privileged with access...doing our own homework online ...Civil asset forfeiture of history's past? ...A campaign in the making?...Starbucks CEO eyes 2020 presidential run...does he have a chance? ...Utah congressional candidate Chris Herrod (R) joins Glenn to discuss his run for Congress and his fight against extremism...protecting 2nd Amendment, fiscal responsibility, immigration ...Clinical depression and suicide has become 'normal' in our society... 'Please get help'   Hour 2  The Marxist-Progressive War on the Boy Scouts with political science professor Paul Kengor...the history of the 'emasculating and neutering' of the Boy Scouts...Marxists on a mission to take down the Boy Scouts and disgrace them?... Kengor shares some historical examples...doubling down on salads while there is no absolute truth?...Marx's 'ruthless criticism of all that exists'...'culturally' America is lost, in need of a spiritual awaking ...Anti-abortion Australian picketer offers women help with immigration if she 'keeps the baby'   Hour 3 President Coffee Cup?...Campaign of Pumpkin Spice Lattes? ...Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum executive director Alan Lowe joins Glenn to discuss the items he will bring to the Mercury One Museum on June 15-17 (mercuryone.org/museum)...a copy of the Gettysburg Address handwritten by Abraham Lincoln...a copy of the Thirteenth Amendment signed by Lincoln and all members of Congress who voted for its passage and a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation signed by Lincoln ...Mean obituaries from Minnesota? ...Stripped and charged in Cleveland? ...Why is Glenn talking like Jimmy Durante all of a sudden?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

eZ Talk Live is a Variety Entrepretainment Talk Show hosted by what third party perspective is calling the digital Dick Clark Eric Zuley known as the Influencer of the Influencers in the Digital Media Space, focusing on Influencers with a story to educate and inspire our listening audience. Segment 1: Ent. & More! Guest: Keith Sutliff creator of the Mason Brothers movie available on Amazon Prime. He has a very compelling story that you won't want to miss! Segment 2: CEO Savvy! Guest: Alan Lowe Alan Lowe is the CEO of VCard Global™. vCard Global's goal is for people to be able to “Pay It Forward” and impact the world. It is the world’s smartest business card that virtually allows a person or business to share their information with friends and clients. vCard Global is dedicated to helping erase Hunger in the United States. vCard is a green product that can make an impact on our environment and with your support start saving the forests. #eZWayFam Spotlight Promo

Emily Trimnal is back! From falling gas prices in Leicester (Lei-ches-ter) to the United States domination in hop production in 2015, the gang covers it all, whether in and about Asheville or on a trip to outer space. Thanks to Alan Lowe from Craft Room Growlers for supplying us with our growler for the cast.

Meet the gang! Local Ashevillans Chris Power, Ian McAnsh, Emily Trimnal,  and Tommy Green talk the thriving Asheville craft beer scene. A flux capacitor is a handy device. Big props to Alan Lowe from Craft Room Growlers for supplying us with our growler for the cast. Craft Room Growlers is South Asheville’s growler fill station and craft beer destination. One of the first growler bars in North Carolina!