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Multiple studies are calling “busyness” a social epidemic in our country. Our marriage coach, Bob Donovan, calls it busyness a marriage killer. How do we know if we are at-risk of ruining our marriage over busy schedules and what can we do to recover? Bob gave us some advice. Image Credit: Getty Images 

Welcome to the Sanctuary Podcast! In this week's episode Andres and Russ are joined by Bob Donovan. Bob heads up the marriage ministry at Black Rock Church and has a heart for helping people live filled with the peace of Christ. The gang dives into the topics of uncertainty, change, and failure and how we should deal with these inevitabilities as Christ followers. Resources: https://blackrock.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/LIfe-Transisiton-Soul-Care.pdf Book: “Are You Really Okay?” by Debra Fileta https://a.co/d/925o2Hw If you enjoyed the podcast please rate this podcast and consider sharing it.  STAY CONNECTED // Sanctuary Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wearesanctuary/ // Sanctuary Website - https://www.blackrock.org/sanctuary/ HONOR | MERCY | GENEROSITY Sanctuary is the young adult community of Black Rock Church built on living out the honor, mercy, and generosity found in the love and life of Jesus.   Musicbed SyncID: MB01Y1YHZUQERN9 

We often hold many different views about what a marriage should be. In fact, husbands and wives might even have different views, not only about what a marriage should be but what their marriage really is. According to our marriage coach, the foundation of a marriage is its heart. The HEART of a marriage starts in the MIND regarding how you think about your marriage, and not your emotions. But does the heart of a marriage really mean? Bob Donovan explains. Image Credit: Getty Images

Some studies have highlighted that children of divorce are less enthusiastic about the idea of marriage or less hesitant to end an unhealthy marriage. Other studies have indicated that children have more honest appraisals of what might go wrong in a romantic relationship and focus more on the importance of selecting a partner because of their parents' union. What these studies tell me is that the marriages we have matter to the next generation. Marriage coach, Bob Donovan, shared the history you can leave behind in your union. Image Credit: Getty Images

When discussing marriage with people, there typically is one universal response “marriage is hard”. Why is it hard and why does everyone seem to share that point of view? This is a topic our marriage coach, Bob Donovan, tackles with hundreds of Connecticut couples a year. He did some deep thinking and determined there are 17 marriage “killers” that can lead to separation or divorce. He narrowed it down to the top four common killers and shared how to address the problem in your relationship before it's too late. Image Credit: Getty Images

According to the most recent US findings, the top reasons a marriage ends includes lack of commitment and constant arguing. Those two things happen a lot of times because someone or both parties feel stuck and unsure how to move forward in their relationship. We got some perspective from marriage coach, Bob Donovan, about why we feel stuck and what are some solutions to get out of a rough season or a rut in a healthy way. Image Credit: Getty Images

Joining Vicki today is state Rep. Bob Donovan; Peter Machi, challenger in April 2nd election for Elmbrook School Board; author Kate Gorka; Andy Mangione, Senior Vice President at AMAC Action; David Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision PR Group; and show regular Dr. Duke Pesta.

A new CNN report revealed that marriage rates have been up, and divorce rates are down. Why is that the case and are we seeing that locally with couples in Connecticut? We got perspective from our marriage coach, Bob Donovan. Image Credit: Getty Images

January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month, meant to bring awareness to the problem in America. And Connecticut is not excused from the issue. Local non-profit, PEHT, shared the reality in our state and signs to detect sex and human trafficking cases. (0:00) It may be fashion forward but it's a real crime prevention fopaux. Retired Lt. Jim Perez shares information about see-through plastic bags and coats attracting a lot of buyers. Find out why you need to avoid buying these products! (15:38) New year, lingering problems…We got an update from Fairfield First Selectman Bill Gerber about major issues in town including more spending on Penfield Pavillion, the fight over UI monopoles and the aftermath of the SantaCon party at the beach last month. (26:53) Do this ONE THING in 2024 to improve your marriage: FOCUS. What do you mean and why does that make a difference? We spoke to marriage coach Bob Donovan. (43:39) Image Credit: Getty Images

Sherwin talks about encountering Bob Donovan and an alleged secret gay bathroom that used to be at the UW-Milwaukee campus and being slandered on a different talk radio show.

Robert P. “Bob” Donovan is the recipient of the Ouimet Fund's 2023 Denny Goodrich Honorary Alumnus Award, which is presented annually to someone who did not receive the scholarship when they were in school, but has been exemplary in their support of the Ouimet Fund. For 29 years as Executive Director, Bob led the Ouimet Fund through a period of tremendous expansion and growth, and there is perhaps no better person to represent multiple generations of this organization's impact.Growing up in Milton, Massachusetts, Bob learned to play golf at the Old Wollaston Golf Club and began working as a caddie as a teenager. He attended the University of Tennessee, and soon after began a career in sports information. Bob and his family moved to Connecticut, where he spent a great deal of his career running special events with CIGNA, many of which had a close connection to golf.However, Bob returned to Massachusetts to take the position as Executive Director of the Ouimet Fund and in his 29 years at the helm, Bob was instrumental in countless important efforts. Among his many achievements, Bob was intrinsically involved in the broad expansion of the endowed scholarship program, the inception and growth of the annual Golf Marathon, and, leveraging his expertise in special events, the creation of the Ouimet Annual Banquet alongside Ouimet Fund benefactor Dick Connolly - which today continues to be the largest golf dinner in America.Bob Donovan remains closely connected to The Fund as a Trustee on the Board of Directors, and often provides crucial information and background as one of the preeminent golf history buffs in Massachusetts.

The clocks are rolling back Sunday, November 5th. Are you ready to take control of your sleep schedule? Sleep medicine Dr. Steven Thau shared tips on good sleeping habits and why it matters to get enough hours in every night. (0:00) Scam Alert: Don't be duped by scammers cashing in on the aftermath of the Maine mass shootings. The BBB shares tips for you to keep your money safe while supporting victims. (18:57) What is wrongful termination? According to recent data, 90% of people don't define it correctly and attorneys are overrun with weak cases that won't stand up in court. Employment attorney, Gary Phelan, gives us a definition and discusses the impact of toxic workplaces. (27:55) Are you self-fish or self-less in your marriage? Marriage coach, Bob Donovan, explains the difference between the two and how you can veer away from being self-centered to self-giving. (41:16) Image Credit: Getty Images

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The Clydesdale horses are best known for their roles in Anheuser Bush advertisements. However, calls to stop tail mutilation of these animals is finally addressed. We spoke with PETA about the problem and the beer company's decision to change its animal treatment practices. (0:00) In a matter of months, Connecticut will have results for both its equity and disparity studies. It's been about two years in the making and we spoke with the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities about the importance of these findings. (8:45) According to studies, couples can reduce the likelihood of divorce by 50% by participating in some type of pre-marriage counseling or program. We spoke with marriage coach, Bob Donovan, about what comes out of marital programs and why the wedding is different than the marriage. (22:20) Image Credit: Reuters

Crime on the Mind: Driving etiquette 101 with Lt. Jim Perez. We got answers to common questions about the rules of the roadways in Connecticut. (0:00) The school year is already underway, and some schools have detected mold in buildings. We spoke with Natural Home Solutions about how to detect mold, how it works and why it needs to be tested for in homes, schools and businesses. (15:55) Where is your focus: the wedding or the marriage? According to studies, couples can reduce the likelihood of divorce by 50% by taking a pre-marriage class or seeing a marriage counselor. Marriage coach, Bob Donovan, shares the data he sees with couples seeking help before saying “I do.” (26:30) Image Credit: Getty Images

1. We are down to the last couple of days for the legislative session and the budget STILL hasn't been voted on. We learned from Senator Tony Hwang that the 800+ pages of the proposed budget dropped Monday morning at 3am and is expected to be voted on by the afternoon! We get the details live. ((00:00)) 2. Crime on the Mind: What does NOT NORMAL look like and when should you report something to police? ((15:01)) 3. Does birth order play a role in the way you are as a spouse? Marriage coach, Bob Donovan, shares his findings on this and the point off addressing it in your relationship. ((25:51)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

It has bi-partisan support but may be stalled again. We tackled the presumption bill which is meant to better protect firefighters when they are diagnosed with cancer. Connecticut is just one of two states without a presumptive law in place. We heard from local firefighters why this needs to pass now. ((00:00)) What are invisible disabilities and how do we handle people diagnosed with them? The Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities shared how people with autism, diabetes and other invisible disabilities need to be accommodated at work, in schools and with housing options. ((17:19)) National data shows an average marriage lasts between 7 and 8 years. Marriage coach, Bob Donovan, shared six tips to help stay married longer but also enjoy your union along the way! ((25:48)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

Quinnipiac University Men's Hockey team won the national championship this past weekend. It's the team's first title, and the first NCAA title for the college. Our marketing and promotions director, Drew, was at the game in Tampa. He shared his experience from the stands (0:00). And we continued with QU Hockey coverage checking in with local sports announcer, Rob Adams, about what this win means for QU's program and the NHL looking at Connecticut for more prospects (6:52).  Senator James Maroney authored a bill looking to create two state government jobs focused on artificial intelligence. We learn about the legislation, who supports it and what agencies are not on board (15:23).  It happens to the best of us: becoming disconnected in your relationship. Marriage coach, Bob Donovan, shares why marriages become disconnected and how to mend the issue at hand for couples (24:14).  IMAGE CREDIT:  USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect

A proposed piece of legislation looks at a GPS-tracking device pilot program and helping domestic violence victims. Senator James Maroney is fighting to bring this safety program to every municipality in the state. We dove into the bill and what has come out of the pilot program since 2010. ((00:00)) Data shows boredom is a leading cause to marriage breakdown. But there's one tool that every couple has in their back pocket...curiosity! Marriage coach, Bob Donovan, shares how to ask questions and go deeper with your spouse and why it's considered a game changer tool. ((16:56)) Automakers are debating removing AM radio from their electric vehicles. We speak with Kia America about their plans over new EV's and their opinion on the national controversy. ((29:41)) It's allergy season! We speak with allergist, Dr. Phillip Hemmers, about the biggest triggers for your allergies and how you can stay ahead of suffering this spring. ((37:28)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

Republicans in the Wisconsin Assembly are showing just how tough they want to get on crime. Lawmakers on Wednesday took up a laundry list of proposals that include guaranteed prison time for convicted felons caught with guns, make it tougher for prosecutors to drop certain felony charges, define the difference between a riot and a protest, and get tougher on reckless drivers in Wisconsin. Only the reckless driving proposals have a chance of actually becoming law. Rep. Bob Donovan, R-Greenfield is the author of AB 55, which would double the fines and jail time for people convicted of reckless driving, and AB 56 which allows local governments to seize cars from reckless drivers who have not paid their fees and fines. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wisconsininfocus/support

This week is Say Something Week through Sandy Hook Promise. We spoke with CEO Nicole Hockley about the Say Something program and the impact this concept has on students across the country. ((00:00)) Governor Lamont has launched a new awareness campaign focused on wrong way drivers. We spoke with Senator Tony Hwang who's a ranking member of the Transportation Committee. He talked about the need for the campaign and the possibility of continued driving education for license holders. ((14:40)) Keep it fresh! Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, reflected on his recent six-week trip with his wife and how it mixed things up in a 40-year union. How can we keep things fun in a long time marriage? ((27:56)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

Wisconsin Representative Bob Donovan, a former longtime member of the Milwaukee Common Council, talks with Dan about the murder of Milwaukee Police officer Pete Jerving.

This week's Capitol Chats podcast covers what freshman Rep. Bob Donovan, R-Greenfield, wants to focus on in the Legislature. Donovan is a longtime local government veteran and he says he wants to bring that perspective to the negotiating table. He especially wants to focus on shared revenue issues for local governments and public safety issues.    

This week's Capitol Chats podcast covers what freshman Rep. Bob Donovan, R-Greenfield, wants to focus on in the Legislature. Donovan is a longtime local government veteran and he says he wants to bring that perspective to the negotiating table. He especially wants to focus on shared revenue issues for local governments and public safety issues.    

Starting in 2023, Connecticut raised its standards for lead-based paint and lead piping in older homes. State Rep. Jonathan Steinberg was chair of the Public Health Committee when the legislation was approved last year. What does it mean and how should homeowners report potential exposure? ((00:00)) Governor Lamont is set to outline his proposals surrounding gun violence in Connecticut. There doesn't seem to be a lot of talk about mental health resources. Senator Tony Hwang weighed in on why that needs to be included and get better funding fast. ((12:30)) According to national statistics:85% of US employees have some level of conflict at work but managers don't spend nearly enough time working it out. We wanted to relate that issue of conflict resolution to marriages. Bob Donovan shares how to look in and not out at problems between spouses. ((28:33)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

Lawmakers are expected to return to the State Capitol in Hartford today. Legislative business was canceled last Thursday and Friday because of the death of Middletown state Representative Quentin Williams. We kick off our bi-weekly interviews hearing from senators representing both major political parties in Connecticut. Democratic Senator James Maroney and Republican Senator Tony Hwang reflected on the loss of Rep. Williams and shared their goals for the current session. ((00:00)) "New year, new me" is a common phrase when we enter a new year. But "New Year, New Marriage" isn't quite as plausible...why? Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, tackles that concept and why so many couples remain in distress. ((29:22)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

A Milford police officer has been placed on leave over his handling of complaints filed by a woman who later was killed, allegedly by her ex-boyfriend. We get law enforcement perspective from former Fairfield Police Chief Gary MacNamara about protocols for domestic violence cases and could this tragedy be avoided? ((00:00)) It's officially Hanukkah! We talk to Rabbi Shlame Landa about the traditions of the Jewish holiday. ((16:44)) Ahead of Christmas, marriage consultant Bob Donovan shares one of the best gifts of Christmas: your partner. ((28:08)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

The United States is one of the most dangerous high-income countries in the world in which to give birth, with more than 1,200 women and other birthing people dying from complications associated with pregnancy or childbirth in 2021. We spoke with Monique Shaw, Senior Program Officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the nation's largest health philanthropy about the problem. ((00:00)) Strange World registered one of the worst opening weekends for Disney in the modern era, and it's on track to lose $100 million overall, according to Variety. Why do Disney's animated movies keep bombing at the box office? For perspective, we speak to Dr. Andrew Draper, the co-host of the podcast, Off Script Film Review: The Home of Bold Cinema. ((07:46)) Breaking down walls: our marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, talks about different walls people build up in their relationships. How can we tear them down to save our marriages? ((16:07)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

We asked your questions and here are their answers...why Eversource and UI are proposing higher than projected price hikes effective January 1, 2023. ((00:00)) The holidays are coming and so are the many scams! The BBB gives us some tips to avoid losing money while doing your shopping. ((14:25)) Selflessness verses Passivity: What is the difference and why does it matter in a marriage? Bob Donovan explains. ((29:15)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

This week, we are covering local resources for vets every morning. We started with Homes for the Brave to learn what the latest statistics show from this past year and veterans using their services. ((00:00)) There's a part-time program for local high schoolers available during school hours. It's called RCA and it's free for your kids to get involved. We got all the details from the principal. ((12:03)) Marriage is ________. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, shared more of those answers and the significance they have to our relationships. ((25:43)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

Over the past 2 weeks, marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, did a mini-survey to try and answer this: Marriage is (blank). He shares the answers and the significance behind those answers. ((00:00))  There is major price disparity depending on the relationship between your commercial health insurance and area hospitals. What's the deal and how do we combat the problem? Health Benefits firm managing partner, Paul Seegert, gave us his perspective on the daily occurrence plaguing Americans. ((14:33)) Some people are supportive of the charter revision in Fairfield. But opponents do not like some of the bigger changes and say the ballot question is misleading. We got the details from Kathy Braun on what's wrong with this single question. ((26:22)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we speak to Hartford Healthcare doctors about breast health. This morning, we focused on the importance of scheduling mammograms and how often you should get screenings. ((00:10)) Keeping with the topic of cancer care, we spoke with a cancer treatment trainer to learn why exercise is key to recovery while battling a diagnosis. ((15:27)) Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, calls one book a GAME CHANGER for marriages and singles. What is it and how does it help both demographics? ((24:24)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

After the D.A.R.E. program dissolved in Connecticut, some districts created their own programs. In Fairfield, they made SHAPE that teaches drug and alcohol dangers to fifth and sixth graders. Gary MacNamara was the former chief and part of the rollout process. He told us how it works and why it's effective. ((00:10)) September is Suicide Awareness Month and we spoke with Chair of Psychiatry, Dr. Andre Newfield, about resources available to people struggling with mental illness. ((12:55)) Over the counter hearing aids are expected to be available next month. We spoke with the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare about what you need to know and the quality of these hearing aids. ((20:23)) What are marriage moments? Bob Donovan, our marriage consultant, shares what they are and why you need to pay attention to your marital environment to get them. ((29:02)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. We are seeing more wrong-way crashes this year over the last three years combined. What is the state doing to combat the problem? Josh Morgan with CT Dept. of Transportation shared information about initiatives and a pilot program. ((00:10)) 2. Despite historically high gas prices, freedom calls a record number of Americans to embark on the Great American Road trip this July 4th holiday. We get the latest travel data from Fran Mayko from AAA. ((14:24)) 3. Are you in a real marriage or perceived marriage? Bob Donovan defined them both and gave tips on how to strengthen your union. ((27:16)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. A father-son duo created a non-profit organization connecting local youth with boxing. What is the purpose and how can it help in today's climate of gun violence? ((00:10)) 2. The Connecticut Working Families Party announced its endorsement of Juliemar Ortiz for the 23rd State Senate District. Ortiz will challenge incumbent Senator Dennis Bradley, who is facing federal charges. We learned about her platform and what her chances are for a primary. ((13:44)) 3. We go to doctor's appointments for our general health. But what about checking our vitals for marriage health? Bob Donovan explained what that means and what to look for. ((22:59)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. For summer safety week, we talked about the 100 deadliest days of being on the roads. Fran Mayko of AAA talked about what makes it the most dangerous stretch of time for drivers. ((00:10)) 2. After Memorial Day weekend, have you heard of CT Trails Day? Learn about the 200 events happening June 4-5th! ((14:55)) 3. It's considered rare, but many people are reporting a lingering rash after getting the covid booster. Infectious disease specialist, Dr. Passalacqua explains. ((23:16)) 4. As marriage rates continue to fall, how do we build up our relationships with our spouses? Bob Donovan says don't sweat the small stuff and invest in your union. ((32:45)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. The Bridgeport Airport Commission agreed to have the CAA buy Sikorsky Airport, despite a higher offer and years of inquiries from the town of Stratford. Mayor Laura Hoydick shared the town's proposal and her thoughts on the commission's decision. ((00:10)) 2. A new program connect minority-owned business to Hartford Healthcare. We learned about the Diversity Supply Summit and how it greatly impacts local businesses. ((14:19)) 3. On average, married couples in the US last just over eight years. In an effort to improve that rate, marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, shared his experience and tips to better a union. ((26:30)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. April is Donate Life Month and we spoke with D. Glyn Morgan of Hartford Hospital. Who is an ideal donor, how do donations work, what's the difference between a living organ and cadaver organ? ((00:10)) 2. It's inevitable...you're going to mess up in your marriage. Little problems here and there but how do we handle the problem; that's the question. We dive into it with marriage consultant, Bob Donovan. ((16:08)) 3. We are down to the last ten days of the legislative session. Senators Bob Duff and Tony Hwang shared their biggest priorities before time runs out. ((33:35)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

Dan talks with Milwaukee mayoral candidate Bob Donovan, gubernatorial candidate Rebecca Kleefisch, and a number of local conservative candidates ahead of tomorrow's Spring Election.

Matt Kittle on ballot harvesting found ahead of Tuesday's election, Milwaukee mayoral candidate Bob Donovan, Honest Election Project's Jason Snead,Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty's Dan Lennington, and Seton Motley

Today's Midday podcast covers the wind-up before next week's Milwaukee mayoral race and the election for 2nd District Court of Appeals. Acting Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson will face former southwest side Ald. Bob Donovan as conservative Judge Maria Lazar faces liberal Judge Lori Kornblum next Tuesday.

Today's Midday podcast covers the wind-up before next week's Milwaukee mayoral race and the election for 2nd District Court of Appeals. Acting Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson will face former southwest side Ald. Bob Donovan as conservative Judge Maria Lazar faces liberal Judge Lori Kornblum next Tuesday.

Dan breaks down new research blaming President Biden for record-high inflation. Plus, we play "Guess What's Racist" and talk with Milwaukee Mayoral candidate Bob Donovan

We hear from mayoral candidate and former Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan, ahead of next week's election. Then, tell you about a serious threat to the bat population in Wisconsin. Plus, we learn how Wisconsin became known as a brewing state.

1. The Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities highlighted data from EJI looking at media coverage and if stories tip a certain way based on race. ((00:10)) For the initial report: https://eji.org/news/report-documents-racial-bias-in-coverage-of-crime-by-media/ 2. Is there a correlation between faith and marriage? Bob Donovan looked at research surrounding this parallel and how to improve both declines. ((09:33)) 3. Senator Bob Duff talked about solitary confinement as well as more talks about potential tax cuts for CT residents.  ((25:04)) 4. Senator Tony Hwang talked about outdoor dining extensions and post-incarceration programs. ((36:04)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

Guests include Bob Donovan, candidate for mayor of Milwaukee, Dan Lennington of WILL on Parents bill of rights, Congressman Glenn Grothman, and Brian Schimming

This show is for the ANTI “WOKE” where we talk about money, entrepreneurship, investing, free markets, politics, economics, and trending topics as it applies to life, business, and success… Nick is a contributor for Entrepreneur magazine and has been featured in the Huffington Post. He is an Author and speaker.  He is a TWICE self-made millionaire entrepreneur (started at age 19) who built a real estate investing business primarily focused on flipping homes and buying commercial properties…The show is a similar format to Patrick Bet David, Joe Rogan, Robert Kiyosaki, Tim Ferris, Gary Vee, etc.

In this week's Midday podcast we cover the two winners of the Milwaukee mayoral primary election. Acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson and former Ald. Bob Donovan will be on the April general election ballot. They both had some things to say about what comes next at their respective election night parties.

In this week's Midday podcast we cover the two winners of the Milwaukee mayoral primary election. Acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson and former Ald. Bob Donovan will be on the April general election ballot. They both had some things to say about what comes next at their respective election night parties.

Steve Spingola on crime in Milwaukee, Bob Donovan on Milwaukee mayoral primary, Nolan Jackett running for Hartford-Union School Board, Sheriff Clarke on Republican grass roots, David Johnson on polling, and Jed Sanborn on mask mandates and a variety of subjects

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It's GROUNDHOG'S DAY! On today's show we talk with Bob Donovan, Milwaukee mayoral candidate, about what his platform is, what his plan for Milwaukee is, and his upcoming townhall. Brandon Tatum - political commentator, former police officer, and former football player - also join the show to talk about the rise in crime and the utter rejection of legitimate concerns. Then it's Dr. Duke Pesta talking about everything wrong with the public schools, followed by CJ Szafir, president of Institute for Reforming Government, who talks about school reform. Jon Schweppe, director of policy and government affairs for the American Principles Project, joins us to talk about the curation of content and takeover of small town news by Big Tech. Plus, David Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision PR Group, has new poll numbers, specifically from black and Latinx voters.

1. The death of Lauren Smith-Fields has taken the nation by storm. Attorney Darnell Crosland represents the family of Lauren and shared why he believes this case was beyond poorly handled. ((00:10)) 2. How do we overcome an affair and save our marriages? Consultant, Bob Donovan, went into part two of the conversation. ((14:24)) 3. Ahead of the winter Olympics, we talked about head trauma. Dr. Paul Wright, senior vice president and system chair of the Nuvance Health Neuroscience Institute shared information about traumatic brain injury prevention, including concussions. ((30:20)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Depending on what studies you look at, the fact remains that infidelity happens to a lot of couples. So, can you overcome an affair in your marriage? Bob Donovan shares his biggest lessons in 15 years counseling couples. ((00:10)) 2. Both sides of the aisle: Senators Bob Duff and Tony Hwang gave us their perspectives on the governor potentially extending his emergency powers. ((15:55)) 3. Crime on the Mind: Tracking issues and how to better protect yourself ((33:55)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. After a basketball blowout between Sacred Heart Academy and Lyman Hall, was the apology and suspension necessary? Glenn Lungarini of the CIAC talked about the situation and what decisions should have been made. ((00:10)) 2. New year, new attitude. Instead of making resolutions for yourself, what about goals for you in regards to your marriage? Bob Donovan explains. ((08:34)) 3. The governor's emergency powers could be extended again but that means state reps and senators still take a back seat. The Yankee Institute says that should mean they lose their paychecks and health benefits. ((23:44)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. The CAA may take over Sikorsky Airport. Executive Director, Kevin Dillon, shares what that could mean for residents. ((00:10)) 2. Ghislaine Maxwell begins her trial today. Will she take the fall for everything Jeffrey Epstein was supposed to face? Legal expert Bill Bloss weighed in. ((08:49)) 3. It's the most wonderful time of the year, right? Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, shares how we can manage holiday stress. ((16:51)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. The Kyle Rittenhouse trial is nearing the end. We ask our legal expert, Bill Bloss, what is to come in the case. ((00:10)) 2. Efforts are underway to preserve Remington Woods. Bridgeport City Councilwoman Maria Pereira weighs in on the importance of advocating for the property. ((12:32)) 3. Are you Feeding or Sabotaging Your Marriage? Relationship consultant, Bob Donovan, dives into that. ((21:40)) 4. Ahead of Thanksgiving, we learn etiquette tips from social media influencer, Pattie, who's known as the Duchess of Decorum. ((35:01)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. After responding to a devastating, deadly fire ten years ago, Jacques Roy recalls the moment he knew he needed help dealing with trauma. The Stamford Fire Captain shared how Fairfield County Trauma Response Team helped him. ((00:10)) 2. We all go through peaks and valleys of a marriage. But when you enter a season of struggling, how do you keep it from destroying your relationship? Marriage consultant Bob Donovan shares some tips to help. ((17:35)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Food Network's Outrageous Pumpkins found Monroe teacher, Chrissy Scarpati, to compete in season 2. We had her on the show for all the details. ((00:10)) 2. October is Disability Employment Awareness Month. The Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities gives us a report card on how CT is doing with hiring. ((10:59)) 3. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, shares the story of a man who lost his wife and taught a crowd about valuing time together. ((19:45)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Fran Rabinowitz oversees superintendents across CT and explains her concerns with teacher shortages. ((00:10)) 2. The Lt. Governor gave us the latest on flooding following Henri. ((11:50)) 3. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, shares how to avoid affairs in your marriage. ((19:23)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Jamie Barone was a founder of the aquatics program at Chelsea Piers in Stamford. How he has been a big part of training Olympic athletes and his connection to the games. ((00:10)) 2. Is it OK to remain friends with people of the opposite gender after you get married? Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, gives both sides of the argument. ((14:39)) 3. Lt. Perez talks about the best way to avoid misinformation between cops and the public. ((22:15)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. The CT Audubon Society is warning people about bird feeders and baths after songbirds are found dying in nearby states. ((00:10)) 2. Senior advocates are pushing for Medicare to cover dental, hearing and vision costs...but who's going to pay for it? ((08:46)) 3. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, talked about marital friendship and how to get it back if you lost it. ((17:09)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. First Selectman Jim Marpe reacts to the tragic murder suicide investigation in town. Also, he touches on how the town planned for mental health services in the event of a tragedy. ((00:10)) 2. Lt. Jim Perez compares drinking and driving to high driving. What police are training in ahead of legal marijuana next week. ((07:30)) 3. Covid testing for schools is expected to stick around next semester. How to get your school signed up and why it matters. ((15:35)) 4. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, explains why spouses treat their friends better than their partners and how we can improve on this habit. ((23:04)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Crime prevention expert, Lt. Perez, talks about recruiting battles in Fairfield county and why pledges may not work for bringing on new officers. ((00:10)) 2. Senator Bob Duff commented on the latest marijuana bill days before the legislative session ends this week. ((11:59)) 3. Senator Tony Hwang talks about the budget proposal...there are no tax increases, but apparently they were just placed elsewhere. ((21:44)) 4. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, asks the question 'why are you getting married?' What is the purpose of that question and having a healthy union. ((30:55)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

This podcast is now officially celebrating its one year anniversary plus this is the 50th episode! To help celebrate, I welcome a guest and avid fan of the podcast to turn the tables and interview me.  Bonita Nakinwero works in Asset Management and Investment Banking.  She is determined to put me through my paces! This episode also includes messages from other listeners of the podcast, so a big thank you to Claudine Hastick, Harish Jani, Christopher Bovell, Andrea Theodosiou, Bernard Akinyamoju,  Neil Hudd, Malcolm Johnson, Suzy Birdi, Guler Cortis and Bob Donovan.    Please listen to help celebrate this podcast milestone.  Enjoy!Links: debbiewilliamspodcast.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/DebbieWilliams)

1. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, talks about struggling marriages and where God is in the relationship. ((00:10))2. Sen. Bob Duff talks about sports betting and zoning legislation. ((14:22))3. Sen. Tony Hwang talks about the sidelined public option bill and the latest on zoning and segregation. ((22:45))4. The CHRO released a report showing CT is far behind in better zoning and closing the gap in segregation. ((32:20))IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Bobby Valentine spoke about throwing his hat in the run for Stamford Mayor. What led him to politics? What happens to Sacred Heart University? All your questions answered. ((00:10))2. Senator Bob Duff talked about requiring covid vaccines at schools and what it could mean for the religious exemption law. ((08:28))3. Senator Tony Hwang talks about the public option bill. We are down to a few weeks left before the session ends, but don't worry he says, bills never die. ((17:13))4. Marriage Consultant, Bob Donovan, talks about the importance of celebrating your union and not always focusing on the fixes. ((25:28))

1. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, helps married couples build relationships despite the unknown ahead. ((00:10))2. Attorney Michelle Keuler talks about the gender gap and why she supports transparency for wages in the private sectors. ((13:29))3. Senator Bob Duff talks about gun laws in Connecticut and how they're only as strong as our national laws. ((21:24))4. Senator Tony Hwang talks about the dangers of the current zoning legislation being debated in Hartford. ((30:22))IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Sen Bob Duff defends the governor extending his executive powers and why it's more than just an exclusion of voices. 2. Sen. Tony Hwang anticipates legal marijuana but fights that it contradicts what lawmakers want for other drugs. 3. Human Rights attorney, Spencer Hill, looks at digital discrimination and what you may not know applying for a job online. 4. Bob Donovan, marriage consultant, shares free resources to help strengthen your relationship.IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. A human rights attorney talks about transgender and gender neutral protections in CT. ((00:10))2. Sen. Duff talks about marijuana legalization and religious exemptions for child vaccinations. ((10:56))3. Sen. Hwang talks about the opposing side of legalized marijuana and frustrations over the public health option. ((26:42))4. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, gives six ways to help keep your union working instead of breaking. ((35:18))IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Senator Tony Hwang dives into the proposed public option for health care in Connecticut. Who will pay for this new coverage and why are brokers at risk of losing their jobs across the state? ((00:10)) 2. Officer Mike DeVito reiterates that "bored kids" aren't the ones stealing purses and cars...these are criminals beating the system. ((18:53)) 3. Marriage Consultant, Bob Donovan, talks about part 2 of moving in together...why your reasoning could lead to a divorce. ((28:40)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

Join Kevin Nicholson, volunteer President and CEO of No Better Friend Corp. on Season 2 of the Right Idea Podcast. This season, we’re sitting down and having conversations with a series of great Americans to celebrate our country, to talk about addressing our nation’s challenges, and to lay out a path forward.  Season 2- Episode 11: Join Kevin Nicholson, volunteer President and CEO of No Better Friend Corp. on Season 2 of The Right Idea Podcast. In Episode 11 of Season 2, we’re sitting down with long-time Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan. If you lived in Milwaukee during Bob’s 20 years of service, you no doubt remember Bob for his common-sense opposition to the Milwaukee streetcar. Our conversation covered everything from the history of Milwaukee, to his time in public service, and a look at some of the positive, common-sense policy initiatives we could implement to improve Milwaukee’s infrastructure and police force. Host: Kevin Nicholson, President and CEO of No Better Friend Corp.  Guest: Retired Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan Producer: Emelia Rohl, Communications Director of No Better Friend Corp.

1. Lt. Jim Perez says people will start to see the impact of the police accountability bill and it's forcing great cops to want to leave. ((00:00)) 2. The CT Legislature is set to reconvene this week to tackle major state issues. ((14:27)) 3. Bob Donovan talks about the importance of a vision for your marriage. ((23:23))  IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Bob Donovan shares what we can learn from couples who have been married for at least 50 years. ((00:00)) 2. Should school stay virtual or be back in person in the new year? ((09:57)) 3. The Commission on Human Rights & Opportunity takes a look at vaccine distribution and if it's being fairly given. ((19:01)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Senator Tony Hwang talks about what's to come in January. ((00:11)) 2. Dr. Paul Wright addresses Alzheimer's Awareness Month. ((14:09)) 3. Advice from Bob Donovan on your marriage toolkit. ((19:55)) 4. Remembering Alex Trebek. ((27:30)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Marriage consultant, Bob Donovan, explains how to like your spouse rather than just "love" them ((00:11)) 2. What are ten tips to keep our family members safe if they need care or a facility. ((08:44)) 3. Should absentee balloting stick around even after the pandemic is over? ((17:38)) IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. In honor of National Coming Out Day, a renowned author shares his background of being a Baptist Christian and gay. ((00:11)) 2. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Boolbol shares why screenings are a matter of life or death. ((10:29)) 3. Marriage counselor, Bob Donovan, shares "what it's like to be married to your spouse" ((19:16)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

1. Marriage Coach, Bob Donovan, shares what guys look for in a healthy relationship. ((00:10)) 2. Leaving kids in a hot car. ((07:23)) 3. Response to the police accountability bill. ((13:40)) 4. What police worry about with the accountability bill. ((20:33)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

Bob Donovan does marriage ministry at Black Rock Church. He gives insight on the recent article showing Connecticut's incredibly low marriage rate in the country. Tony asks police what he can do about his rowdy neighbors. Senator Tony Hwang talks about coronavirus and how much we should actually worry. IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus

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State Reppin' IS BACK &  honored of having guest Justin Belinski, Candidate for 8th District Alderman to the City of Milwaukee Common Council. He has a "Milwaukee NICE" plan to lead the district in a new direction after the incumbent, Bob Donovan, who's controversial leadership style is now retiring. Justin talks his history in serving the community and working to elect great people. Visit his social media at:www.facebook.com/Bielinski4MKE/Also we cover self care for elected officials, State Budget progress or lack there of, Game of Thrones and even more! Join us!Want to keep up Wisconsin Politics in 2019? Subscribe on Itunes and Facebook below!Find us on Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/state-reppin/id1437121277?mt=2Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/statereppin

WTMJ's Tony Bettack talks with Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan about his history, his upcoming retirement, and the state and future of Milwaukee.

Organizer Justin Bielinski discusses his campaign to replace Bob Donovan at City Hall.

Under Governor Evers' budget proposal, he would raise the age Wisconsin youth are charged as adults from 17 to 18. Wisconsin is one of six states in the country that charges 17-year-old offenders as adults. We spoke with two people who have different perspectives on the proposal.

A show where continuing legal education is delivered through conversations about law and business. This episode our host Gavin will be interviewing Bob Donovan on the common issues that arise when advising employers. Bob has been practicing employment law for 20 years and currently runs his own firm, Donovan Employment Law in Seattle, Washington. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yourfieldguide/support

2:06 - Hurricane relief telethon got political, 2:19 - Ald. Bob Donovan joins the show, 2:36 - Dysfunction in Milwaukee schools, 2:47 - Nik Clark of Wisconsin Carry joins the show

2:06 – PETA sponsored the weather forecast, 2:17 – Antifa is the opposite of what they say they stand for, 2:32 – Joel Osteen unfairly attacked on social media and Ald. Bob Donovan joins the show, 2:52 – The Office of Violence Prevention