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A federal judge is considering holding Texas in contempt of court over ongoing problems in the state’s foster care system. Bob Garrett of The Dallas Morning News joins us with the latest. Chronic wasting disease, for which there is no known cure, has been detected in a Texas deer breeding facility. The Standard’s Michael Marks […] The post Chronic wasting disease ravages Texas Parks and Wildlife facility appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

Chihsaun Yang returns to Big Blend Radio's "Toast to the Parks & Arts" Show with the National Parks Arts Foundation (NPAF) to talk about her new solo music and EP "Pearls" that was recently released as the electronic music duo ESCP with Bob Garrett.WATCH THIS PODCAST ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/xjCE1xkVuqo Chihsuan Yang (Violin, Erhu, Piano), a native of Taiwan, began studying music at a very early age. Today, her renowned skill and eclectic versatility with the violin, erhu, and piano can be heard throughout the globe. From playing with Yo-Yo Ma and Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, to Grammy Award winner David Foster and playing for His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Chihsuan's body of work spans across a multitude of genres and reaches beyond borders. More: https://chihsuan.com/ We first met Grammy nominated and award-winning musician Chihsuan Yang in 2021 when she was finishing her month-long NPAF artist residency in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. She will be returning to perform in Hawai'i in winter 2024. You can hear our first interview with Chihsuan here: https://nationalparktraveling.com/listing/hawaii-volcanoes-artist-in-residence-chihsuan-yang/ Learn more about the National Parks Arts Foundation's artist residency opportunities in national parks at https://www.nationalparksartsfoundation.org/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chihsaun Yang returns to Big Blend Radio's "Toast to the Parks & Arts" Show with the National Parks Arts Foundation (NPAF) to talk about her new solo music and EP "Pearls" that was recently released as the electronic music duo ESCP with Bob Garrett. WATCH THIS PODCAST ON YOUTUBE:  https://youtu.be/xjCE1xkVuqo  Chihsuan Yang (Violin, Erhu, Piano), a native of Taiwan, began studying music at a very early age. Today, her renowned skill and eclectic versatility with the violin, erhu, and piano can be heard throughout the globe. From playing with Yo-Yo Ma and Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, to Grammy Award winner David Foster and playing for His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Chihsuan's body of work spans across a multitude of genres and reaches beyond borders. More: https://chihsuan.com/  We first met Grammy nominated and award-winning musician Chihsuan Yang in 2021 when she was finishing her month-long NPAF artist residency in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. She will be returning to perform in Hawai'i in winter 2024. You can hear our first interview with Chihsuan here: https://nationalparktraveling.com/listing/hawaii-volcanoes-artist-in-residence-chihsuan-yang/  Learn more about the National Parks Arts Foundation's artist residency opportunities in national parks at https://www.nationalparksartsfoundation.org/ 

On this edition of Lessons in Leadership, Steve and Mary are joined by Lori Roth, Global Managing Partner, Prager Metis, as she shares the leadership lessons she has learned regarding coaching and developing a team and the importance of succession planning. Then, Steve and Mary talk with Robert C. Garrett, CEO, Hackensack Meridian Health, about the state … Continue reading Lessons in Leadership: Lori Roth and Bob Garrett

Bob Garrett, CEO of Hackensack Meridian Health in New Jersey, oversees a comprehensive network with 17 hospitals and 36,000 team members. His 30-plus-year career includes significant challenges, such as a merger of equals with Hackensack and Meridian, the Affordable Care Act, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Today ranked as the top CEO transforming healthcare in America by CEO Forum Group, Bob shares how he found his way to healthcare administration. As a kid growing up in New York, Bob describes himself as a slow starter. He wasn't sure what he wanted to do with his life, but an internship with a family friend changed his trajectory. The three months spent at Mercy Hospital opened his eyes to how hospitals operate and how they positively impact lives. Bob saw through a career in healthcare administration that he could make a difference. In the years since Bob has never lost sight of the mission: to transform healthcare and be a positive leader of change. He started running the emergency department at Hackensack Hospital in New Jersey. By 2009, Bob was CEO and faced monumental change when the Affordable Care Act passed. Through each pivot and challenge, he has always focused on increasing the quality of care for New Jersey residents. Listen firsthand as Bob details how Hackensack Meridian has grown, the response to the pandemic, and how he stays balanced through it all.

On this edition of Steve Adubato's Lessons in Leadership with Co-host Mary Gamba, Steve and Mary talk with Bob Garrett, CEO, Hackensack Meridian Health, about leading a team through a crisis and the role physicians play as the pandemic continues to evolve. Then, Steve and Mary are joined by Jerry Eitel, CPA, Partner Emeritus, Chief … Continue reading Lessons in Leadership: Bob Garrett and Jerry Eitel

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley discuss the Jan. 6th committee meeting this week and the former president's call for troops to help provide security. Bob Garrett, President and CEO GSVCC calls in with a primer on the new road names associated with the new CSVT. We discuss Route 15. 147, 405, 180 and 61. Also, impediments to development, abortion and other topics.

In this Best of Series episode, we hear from Angela Buglass, former CEO of Trilogy International, on creating your own destiny, cross-functional experience, and being at the pinnacle of a listed company. chiefmaker.com/237 REGISTER FOR OUR JULY MINI-MBA INTAKE: chiefmaker.com/miniMBA We interviewed Angela in early 2018 when she was the CEO of Trilogy International, the parent company for popular consumer brands across such categories as skincare and luxury home fragrance products. She is currently the MD of Hello in New Zealand, a women's health brand, while also serving as the Chair of Cosmetics New Zealand and sitting on the board of The Beauty Collective. After just over 3 years at Trilogy, Angela went on to become CEO of Antipodes Water. Her experience also includes roles with leading FMCG players Procter & Gamble, L'Oréal and Estée Lauder, and these roles have taken her all around the world. In this episode, you're going to hear Angela talk about: How gaining a variety of experience at smaller organisations was fundamental to her development in landing senior roles at large multinational brands; Her routines and recovery methods that allow her to achieve life balance; What she looks for when recruiting executives to her team; and Why communication and honesty will allow you to be the creator of your own destiny. Connecting with Angela Buglass You can connect with Angela via LinkedIn. Books and resources The Five Dysfunctions of a Team - by Patrick Lencioni The Fish Rots from the Head - by Bob Garrett

Bob Garrett is the General Coordinator for the Alleluia Community, an ecumenical, charismatic community in Augusta, Georgia. The Alleluia Community is not a church. It is an intentional  community of more than 200 households seeking to help one another live lives that glorify God through the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit. For fifty years this community has explored what it means to live in covenant together, and how that might impact the world around them. Bob has been part of this community since its inception, giving him a unique perspective on community, ecumenism, spirituality, and discipleship. 

Hello folks. Tonight, we talk about a few different supposed bigfoot attacks on humans. We also talk a little about Bob Garrett and his Big Thicket story. For more information check out Sasquatch Chronicles EP 26, EP 182, and EP 243 Like and share this episode and follow us on Instagram If you have a encounter of the weird type contact us at eothpodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robert-larsen3/support

Never Again: GSVCC guests say we won't miss another opportunity for high speed internet around here, Financial Friday on WKOK's On The Mark. Bob Garrett, President and CEO Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Art Thomas, Chairman GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., react to the latest low jobless numbers, low labor participation and the great resignation. Steve Samara, President, Pennsylvania Telephone Association, talks about last year's missed opportunity to use federal funding to get high speed internet in rural PA, and he talked about a new opportunity they won't miss this year. John Uehling, CEO, Contrast (formerly Contrast Communications) on the tech thirsty Valley that is still begging for faster internet, and more high tech solutions locally.

Mark Lawrence and co-host Ben Reichley host Bob Garrett, President and CEO Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Art Thomas, Chairman GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., with reaction to the latest US and PA jobless numbers, and the Chamber's latest activities, events and meetings. 8:40am: Elizabeth Bolden, President and CEO, Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges, on how community colleges train people for High Priority Occupations, on CCs are meeting the demand for healthcare professionals right now. 8:50am: Melissa Day, Director, Luzerne County Community College, Berwick and Greater Susquehanna Valley Centers, on the ‘symbiosis' between GSVCC and LCCC, the growing importance of affordable, accredited, agile, and forward thinking higher education at the local level. During open phones, we continued the Community College theme with Lenaire Ahlum, Executive Director of the Susquehanna Valley Community Education Project, and Megan Beck, Sunbury businesswoman and board member of the SVCEP calling to talk about the obvious need for a local community college. We also talked about US energy policy, the impact of the Russian invasion, and the need for more domestically produced energy in the US.

Bob Garrett, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce on the closure of the Country Cupboard restaurant and gift shop. We'll get his reaction to the closure, his observation on the reasons for closing (worker shortage, food cost inflation, COVID impact et. al), and what impact this may have on the region. We ask if we'll we see more restaurant/hospitality closures like this, and what's the bright side for the workers (there is a worker shortage everywhere else).

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan host Robert Garrett, President and CEO Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Art Thomas, Chairman GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., with their reaction to the latest US and PA jobless numbers, and the Chamber's latest activities, events and meetings. Bob Garrett discussed his fight with COVID and implored everyone to vaccinate and mask up! They arranged for a call in from Dr. Stanley Martin, Director of Infectious Diseases at Geisinger, to discuss the Omicron variant, the pandemic's impact on business, and his sound advice on slowing the current local surge. During open phones, we discussed COVID, abortion, Bob's personal story about COVID and vaccines.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan host Robert Garrett, President and CEO Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Art Thomas, Chairman GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., with their reaction to the latest US and PA jobless numbers, and the Chamber's latest activities, events and meetings. Bob Garrett discussed his fight with COVID and implored everyone to vaccinate and mask up! They arranged for a call in from Dr. Stanley Martin, Director of Infectious Diseases at Geisinger, to discuss the Omicron variant, the pandemic’s impact on business, and his sound advice on slowing the current local surge. During open

The Ozark Musical Festival in Sedalia Missouri had over 400,000 people attend for a three day week-end in Sedalia Missouri with the biggest names in Rock & Roll. Bob Garrett of Rock Station KY-102 worked with concert promoter Chris Fritz to pull off the greatest Music Festival the Mid-West has ever witnessed. In this podcast, both Bob and Chris share how they got started in the rock & roll business and how their parents supported and added to their success.

On the Monday morning of Bob & Dan's visit to CTR, we held a Zoom call with a few remote participants, in which Bob & Dan introduced Alleluia Community to them, and fielded questions. This provides a very good introduction to Alleluia, and shows well some of the ways in which they have been walking similar paths to CTR, only decades ahead. (Of course, in other ways CTR is very different.)

Robert Garrett, President and CEO Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Art Thomas, Chairman GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., with their reaction to the latest US and PA jobless numbers, and the Chamber's latest activities, events and meetings. He'll be fresh off Friday morning's Transportation Committee meeting and we'll get the latest news. Steve Davies, Pennsylvania State Director (volunteer) for the Convention of States Project, on the current status of the Convention of States effort, and specifically the Pennsylvania effort. He'll talk about the work to try to right our republic, and restore some rational US government. Open phones.  Mark thinks our Republic will survive. John…we'll ask em.'

Movie Mike McGranaghan, professional movie critic, women-in-cinema advocate, author and prolific Tweeter…with his review of ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage,' and words about any and all new movies coming out these days. He'll have entertainment news, including how some ‘vaccine hesitant celebrities are making their voices heard, how Hallie Berry is among the nominees for Critics Choice Celebration of Black Cinema and Television, and a new Dave Chappelle Netflix special stirs controversy.

Robert Garrett, President and CEO Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Art Thomas, Chairman GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., with their reaction to the latest US and PA jobless numbers, and the Chamber's latest activities, events and meetings. He'll be fresh off Friday morning's Transportation Committee meeting and we'll get the latest news. Steve Davies, Pennsylvania State Director (volunteer) for the Convention of States Project, on the current status of the Convention of States effort, and specifically the Pennsylvania effort. He'll talk about the work to try to right our republic, and restore some rational US government.

Mae-Ling Kranz, Chief Operations Officer, Transitions of PA, and Heather L. Shnyder, Education Specialist, Transitions of PA, on the importance of observing, holding activities, and spreading the word about October; Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM).  They talk about the history of this observance, the trends and the services they provide to people who are victims of domestic abuse. We' get a better definition of the types of abuse, talk about their events, and some early warning signs about future abuse (or maybe current abuse that a victim is just dismissing or not noticing).

U.S. Rep. Colin Allred (D-Dallas) discusses the latest negotiations in his party surrounding President Joe Biden's Build Back Better plan. Then, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson explains the city's ethics reform plan, The Dallas Morning News Austin bureau chief Bob Garrett breaks down Gov. Greg Abbott's poll numbers and Collin County Elections Administrator Bruce Sherbet on the election audit ordered by the Texas Secretary of State's office.

In the wake of President Joe Biden's new COVID-19 vaccine plan, McKinney Mayor George Fuller shares what his city needs. Then, The Dallas Morning News' Austin bureau chief Bob Garrett on the upcoming special session, and Julie Fine has the story of a state senator who was in the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001.

Quorum restored and the special session back in action, Texas lawmakers take steps on border security including funding for a wall. Though Donald Trump’s border wall plans may have fizzled, Governor Abbott’s pressing forward with his own call for a Texas version. Bob Garrett of the Dallas Morning News with more. Also as classes return […]

This episode features Bob Garrett, CEO at Hackensack Meridian Health. Here, he discusses where he sees the health system ten years from now, what he's most excited about for the future of the system, and more.

Will Hurd, former Congressman from San Antonio, joins Julie to discuss the Texas-Mexico border; The Dallas Morning News Austin bureau chief Bob Garrett previews the special legislative session that starts Thursday; and a one-on-one with First Lady Jill Biden from her stop in Dallas last week.

Robert Garrett, President and CEO Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Art Thomas, Chairman GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., with their reaction to the latest US and PA jobless numbers, and the Chamber's latest activities, events and meetings. During open phones, we talked about the Midd-West schools ban on Critical Race Theory and the 1619 Project.

What really goes on in the boardroom?Is it like in 'Succession' where it's all subterfuge, tests of loyalty, big personalities ruling the roost? Or is it much less dramatic but still an interesting place to be?My guest for this show is Julie Garland McLellan and she has served on 18 different boards and written several books about influence in the boardroom, so believe me when I say that she knows what she's talking about. I've never served on a board and have zero desire to ever do so, but who knows what the future holds? Even so, this was a fascinating conversation and a great insight into the real mechanics of the boardroom.Julie is one of the only people out there I have come across who is talking about serving on a board and how to be influential there. We talked about the need to be strategic and what that actually entails. We discuss what diversity on the board should mean and we discuss how to know whether a seat on the board is the right thing for you, as well as just how much power lies within boards but also much risk.I believe you will enjoy this conversation even if you are never going to sit on a board but especially if you already are or you plan to.  Julie's own book is called Dilemmas, dilemmas and is available to buy, as well as two follow up books. If you would like to connect with Julie personally, you can connect with her on Linked In. Julie is an experienced speaker and could be the ideal choice for your next event. For further reading, Julie recommends the writings of Bob Garrett and the book 'Boards' by Patrick Dunne.If you enjoyed the show, remember to share. It's word of mouth that helps us to grow and will allow us to bring in more amazing guests and keep improving the quality of the show.  Please consider supporting the show by buying me a coffee, joining my VIP gang or sponsoring the show, all available here: https://speakinginfluence.supercast.tech/ Your support means the world to me and means I can keep making the show and making it better. Much love, JohnnyWith the amount of screen-time we have these days, it's a good idea to think about protecting your eyes. Baxter Blue glasses can filter out up to 80% of the blue light we get from our screens, easing eye strain and improving sleep. Baxter Blue are available in prescription strength and they give a pair of reading glasses to a person in need every time someone buys a pair. Get 10% off as a listener to this show https://baxterblueglasses.pxf.io/c/2544961/1031264/11471Live streaming rocks! If you're a content creator you MUST try live streaming. $10 restream credit after 1st stream.

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley host Financial Friday, where the Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Bob Garrett and Art Thomas (Chair of the GSVCC), discuss the latest jobless numbers and US Labor Participation rate. We had a call-in from John Longstreet, President and CEO of the Penna. Restaurant and Lodging Association. They addressed the worker shortage and the jobs issues locally. During open phones, we heard about the COVID hoax, voter ID, the US economy and a request that people bring something good to the program at the conclusion of their call.

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley host Financial Friday, where the Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Bob Garrett and Art Thomas (Chair of the GSVCC), discuss the latest jobless numbers and US Labor Participation rate. We had a call-in from John Longstreet, President and CEO of the Penna. Restaurant and Lodging Association. They addressed the worker shortage and the jobs issues locally. During open phones, we heard about the COVID hoax, voter ID, the US economy and a request that people bring something good to the program at the conclusion of their call.

The candidates in the runoff election for Fort Worth mayor, Mattie Parker and Deborah Peoples, make their cases to voters in a joint interview. Then, The Dallas Morning News Austin bureau chief Bob Garrett discusses the final week of the state legislative session and Dr. John Carlo of Prism Health North Texas explains how we should handle COVID-19 as families make summer plans.

Texas Sen. Royce West (D-Dallas) and The Dallas Morning News Austin bureau chief Bob Garrett discuss key bills filed in the state legislature. Then, Collin County Health Care Services public information officer Darrell Willis on the county's vaccine rollout.

Dallas Morning News Reporter Bob Garrett joins John Williams to describe possible improvements to the power grid in Texas after the state went without electricity for days last week. Bob also shares where the $17,000 energy bills Texans received came from and what the state government is doing to help reduce those bills.

Dallas Morning News Reporter Bob Garrett joins John Williams to describe possible improvements to the power grid in Texas after the state went without electricity for days last week. Bob also shares where the $17,000 energy bills Texans received came from and what the state government is doing to help reduce those bills.

Today on the Take on Board podcast, Helga is speaking to Moira Were about the role of women and gender in the board room and in decision-making.Moira is on the boards of Scope Global Pty Ltd, Oikumene Foundation, Hen House Co-op and Collab4Good Pty Ltd.Her list of previous boards includes Medical Board of SA, SA Fire and Emergency Services Commission; Southern Domestic Violence Service, Noarlunga Community Legal Services; Volunteering SA & NT.Moira has worked from the kitchen table to the cabinet table and started her board career as a 19 year old youth volunteer representative on the Service to Youth Council board. She currently serves on the Scope Global board and is a ministerial appointment to the Entrepreneurship Advisory Board in South Australia.Moira received an AM - order of Australia in 2019 for her community service to South Australia. And she was a Brownie!Contact Moira or find out more about her:https://www.linkedin.com/in/moirawere/Resources mentioned in this episode:The Fish Rots from the Head: The Crisis in our Boardrooms by Bob Garrett: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2891767-the-fish-rots-from-the-headApollo 13: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112384/FOR MORE INFORMATION:Board Accelerator 2021: https://www.trybooking.com/BLWWY)Join the Take on Board community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TakeOnBoard/Follow along on Twitter: @TakeOnBoardFor more information about Helga Svendsen: https://www.helgasvendsen.com.au/Interested in working with Helga? https://www.helgasvendsen.com.au/workwithmeContact Helga: helga@helgasvendsen.com.au

Mark Lawrence and guest co-host Ben Reichley host Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Bob Garrett, and GSVCC Chairman (and President of Meck Tech and Diversified Construction) Art Thomas. We discussed the latest jobless numbers from the US Department of Labor, the Community College project based in Sunbury, and the chamber’s upcoming events. We also spoke with AccuWeather Senior Expert Meteorologist Joe Lundberg about the potential for more big snow storms. During open phones, we discussed the community college, and the violent, pro-Trump, insurrection at the US Capitol.

Mark Lawrence and guest co-host Ben Reichley host Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Bob Garrett, and GSVCC Chairman (and President of Meck Tech and Diversified Construction) Art Thomas. We discussed the latest jobless numbers from the US Department of Labor, the Community College project based in Sunbury, and the chamber's upcoming events. We also spoke with AccuWeather Senior Expert Meteorologist Joe Lundberg about the potential for more big snow storms. During open phones, we discussed the community college, and the violent, pro-Trump, insurrection at the US Capitol.

CEO OF HACKENSACK MERIDIAN HEALTH: vaccine

On this week's "Face the Nation," the FDA has approved Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use -- how quickly can it be distributed -- as coronavirus cases continue to surge? We hear from Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb. Plus interviews with Louisiana Democratic Congressman Cedric Richmond, who is soon leaving Congress to join the Biden White House as a senior adviser, Bob Garrett of Hackensack Meridian Health, which is the leading not-for-profit health care organization, and as President Trump continues to contest the results of the 2020 election, why do some Republicans insist on overturning the results? We hear from CBS News Elections and Surveys Director. Anthony Salvanto.

Robert Garrett, President and CEO Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, on the latest jobless numbers, the local unemployment rates, and the unveiling of the Chamber’s new strategic plan. . 8:35am or so: Art Thomas, Chairman-Elect, GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., with his reaction to the latest US and PA jobless numbers, the Chamber’s strategic plan, and his goals as Chairman of the GSVCC. Art will be on a conference line established by Bob Garrett. 8:40am: Aimee Buehner, vice-chair elect, realtor, Bowen Agency Realtors, with her jobless reaction, strategic plan, and important words about local commercial real estate.

Robert Garrett, President and CEO Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, on the latest jobless numbers, the local unemployment rates, and the unveiling of the Chamber's new strategic plan. . 8:35am or so: Art Thomas, Chairman-Elect, GSVCC, President Meck-Tech and Diversified Construction Inc., with his reaction to the latest US and PA jobless numbers, the Chamber's strategic plan, and his goals as Chairman of the GSVCC. Art will be on a conference line established by Bob Garrett. 8:40am: Aimee Buehner, vice-chair elect, realtor, Bowen Agency Realtors, with her jobless reaction, strategic plan, and important words about local commercial real estate. During open phones, we talked about the stolen US election...

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson on the city's rising rate of violent crime and COVID-19; The Dallas Morning News Austin bureau chief Bob Garrett on Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton; and Denton County Public Health Director Dr. Matt Richardson on COVID-19 as families prepare to gather for Thanksgiving.

In this interview with Bob Garrett, President & CEO of the Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, we discuss the mission of the Chamber and how the organization acts as a force multiplier within the communities it serves.  What do we mean by "force multiplier"? Tune in and find out! https://www.mojoactive.com/podcast  

Glenn Langenburg and Eric Ray pay special tribute this week to a giant in the fingerprint world, Bob Garrett. With the passing of Bob and a few other close friends and colleagues, Glenn and Eric want to look back at the contributions of Bob Garrett in particular. In his single year as president of the IAI, he was instrumental in responding to the NAS Report, addressing the McKie controversy, and moving forward the Standardization II Committee. Please join us in remembering Bob and all of the other friends and colleagues that we've recently lost.

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley host Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Bob Garrett. We talk about the latest jobless numbers, the work of the chamber and how the unemployed and underemployed people in the Valley can find work. Then during open phone, we talked about media objectivity, Wall Street Journal, Financial Friday, COVID-19, November 4 election, Democrats are Marxists, and many other partisan discussions.

Steve Adubato is joined by Nicole Swenarton, Senior Producer of Think Tank with Steve Adubato, to discuss the segments on this episode of Think Tank. Steve Adubato is joined by U.S. Senator Bob Menendez (D) – NJ, to talk about how New Jersey has been impacted by the public health crisis in comparison to the […]

Steve Adubato is joined by Nicole Swenarton, Senior Producer of Think Tank with Steve Adubato, to discuss the segments on this episode of Think Tank. Steve Adubato is joined by U.S. Senator Bob Menendez (D) – NJ, to talk about how New Jersey has been impacted by the public health crisis in comparison to the […]

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley host the chamber's monthly 'Financial Friday' talking about new jobless numbers, the closure of Sunbury Textile Mill and helping families on the margin after the pandemic. Bob Garrett, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce had his reaction to the good US jobless numbers, and on the pandemic's ongoing impact on the regional business community.   Joanne Troutman, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way, on struggling families, and the consortium of helps available. During open phones, we discussed Drew Brees' apology, systematic racism in the US, how we should all speak out as anti-racist and ask our friends to do the same.

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley host the chamber’s monthly ‘Financial Friday’ talking about new jobless numbers, the closure of Sunbury Textile Mill and helping families on the margin after the pandemic. Bob Garrett, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce had his reaction to the good US jobless numbers, and on the pandemic’s ongoing impact on the regional business community.   Joanne Troutman, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way, on struggling families, and the consortium of helps available. During open phones, we discussed Drew Brees’ apology, systematic racism in the US, how we should all speak out

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley hosted the following guests: -- Bob Garrett, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce with his reaction to the 14.5% US jobless rate. He talked about the ‘Yellow Phase' impact on businesses and the chamber. -- Dr. Wendy Lynne Lee, Bloomsburg University, Professor, Department of Philosophy, Bloomsburg University, on parts of The Valley moving into the Yellow Phase, what she says is the lack of common sense and unsafe approach to following state and federal guidelines. -- David Rowe, State Representative (R-85th, Lewisburg) on ‘going yellow,' his work to revise the state's partial shutdown and stay at home orders. During open phones, we had a wide range of arguments for and against the views of the above mentioned guests. Many callers, we had to limit calls to 2-minutes during a short session of open phones.

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley hosted the following guests: — Bob Garrett, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce with his reaction to the 14.5% US jobless rate. He talked about the ‘Yellow Phase’ impact on businesses and the chamber. — Dr. Wendy Lynne Lee, Bloomsburg University, Professor, Department of Philosophy, Bloomsburg University, on parts of The Valley moving into the Yellow Phase, what she says is the lack of common sense and unsafe approach to following state and federal guidelines. — David Rowe, State Representative (R-85th, Lewisburg) on ‘going yellow,’ his work to revise the state’s partial

Mark Lawrence and  Ben Reichley host on the newsline: Bob Garrett, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce on how The Valley is faring and how we might flourish in the future. Micah Miner, General Manger, National Beef Hummels Wharf, on disruptions in the food supply chain and the Monday's big milk give-away sponsored by National Beef, Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way and GSVCC. John Uehling, CEO and Founder of Contrast Communications, on how our local internet infrastructure is holding up and the re-scheduled Economic Forecast (May 27 with Anirban Basu). Robert Latham, Executive Vice President, Associated Pennsylvania Constructors, on Friday's restart of the construction industry. During open phones, Ben read several things from the paper, and we updated the public with Joe Biden's denial of sexual assault allegations.

Mark Lawrence and  Ben Reichley host on the newsline: Bob Garrett, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce on how The Valley is faring and how we might flourish in the future. Micah Miner, General Manger, National Beef Hummels Wharf, on disruptions in the food supply chain and the Monday’s big milk give-away sponsored by National Beef, Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way and GSVCC. John Uehling, CEO and Founder of Contrast Communications, on how our local internet infrastructure is holding up and the re-scheduled Economic Forecast (May 27 with Anirban Basu). Robert Latham, Executive Vice President, Associated Pennsylvania

Dr. Anthony Ragusea, Psychologist, Evangelical Community Hospital, on how well many people are faring, and what the long term impact of the pandemic stress might be, the PTSD, the sleep disruption, the impact of very little socialization and fewer activities. He’ll have some easy to follow tips, how we might flourish in the future, and information on where you can get some help or assistance.

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley host Bob Garrett, President and CEO, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, on the latest jobless numbers, and the work of the chamber during the COVID crisis. We host calls from: Mark Holman, partner, Ridge Policy Group LLC, Washington, DC, on the latest jobless numbers, the Federal Opportunity Zones which will soon help our area, and the CARES act. Dr. Jonathan Green, President, Susquehanna University, on the COVID impacted semester, his fireside chats, what students-especially seniors-are missing during online learning and how the university is adjusting to the global pandemic.

Bob Garrett, CEO, Hackensack Meridian Health, shares tips and tools when leading and communicating in a crisis.

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley hosted Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Bob Garrett on the latest jobless numbers and participation rate. We talked about the business impact/preparation for coronavirus, and the PA Spring Primary election, and other related topics.

Steve Adubato is joined with Bob Garrett, CEO of Hackensack Meridian Health, to discuss leadership.

Dan’s future mother-in-law tells an absolute shocker of a story about a scarf. Spencer is gone, Dan fails a polygraph regarding his potential role in the murder. Featuring Dan Harmon, Jeff Bryan Davis, Rob Schrab, Randee Heller, Bob Garrett and Cody Heller. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beto O'Rourke is giving Ted Cruz a run for his money in the Texas Senate race. The Austin Bureau chief for the Dallas Morning News, Bob Garrett, joins the show to provide us with some local background on both candidates. Plus, Marshall has the latest on The President's UN speech, and there's Final Thoughts!

Beto O'Rourke is giving Ted Cruz a run for his money in the Texas Senate race. The Austin Bureau chief for the Dallas Morning News, Bob Garrett, joins the show to provide us with some local background on both candidates. Plus, Marshall has the latest on The President's UN speech, and there's Final Thoughts!

Beto O'Rourke is giving Ted Cruz a run for his money in the Texas Senate race. The Austin Bureau chief for the Dallas Morning News, Bob Garrett, joins the show to provide us with some local background on both candidates. Plus, Marshall has the latest on The President's UN speech, and there's Final Thoughts!

Dakota T. Jones is joined by Jasmin Savoy Brown! Dakota T. Jones is joined by Jasmin Savoy Brown who is an American actress, singer, and dancer most known for her role as "Evie" on the HBO series The Leftovers. Other credits include FOX's Brooklyn Nine-Nine, ABC Family’s The Fosters and NBC's Grimm. She also played supporting roles in the Sundance hit film Laggies, directed by Lynn Shelton, and upcoming feature Lane 1974, starring Katherine Moening. Raised in Springfield, Oregon, Jasmin is a multitalented performer, a tinkerer of instruments including the guitar, piano and violin, and a student of ASL. Jasmin is a proud alum of New York's CAP21 Conservatory summer for their prestigious summer musical theatre intensive as well as the Los Angeles ABC Diversity Showcase. She currently lives in Los Angeles, where she studies acting at Lonsdale Smith Studios, and voice with Bob Garrett. She is now one of the leads on ABC’s new show “For the People”

Today's Guest: Red Peters, comedian, singer, Red Peters Presents The Summer Song Sizzler, Howard Stern Show regular Order Red Peters Presents The Summer Song Sizzler, available from Amazon.com by clicking on the CD cover above!   Red Peters’ dulcet tones have undoubted lulled you into listening to music that your mother would likely not approve of. The singer-songwriter takes standard, common melodies and gives them a hysterically filthy twist that makes you go, “What the f---?” And if you’ve never heard Peters’ work, let me be the first to introduce you to a few samples, including “You Promised Me the Moon (But I Prefer Uranus)." RED PETERS audio excerpt: "I did a phoner with Howard. I was on for 40 minutes. He played a little snatch—so to speak--of each song. When he played 'The Ballad of a Dog Named Stains,' Howard just loved it. He flipped out. Within several months, I was in his studio singing it live. We became friends from that point on. He injected quite a bit of life into the Red Peters Project, that's for sure." Red Peters came to the attention of America’s preeminent radio personality, Howard Stern, not long before Stern made the move from CBS to Sirius Satellite Radio five years ago. Stern created a place for him on his Howard 101 channel, where you can often hear Peters playing his own tunes and dirty music from a variety of other composers and performers. His latest CD, “Red Peters Presents: Summer Song Sizzler,” is available on iTunes and is full of charming ditties such as “Vagina” by Pig Vomit and “There’s a Homo in the Bunkhouse” by Bob Garrett’s “Banned.” A little later, I’ll play “The Sex Song” by TastiSkank. Red Peters Website • Twitter • Facebook • MySpace • Song Snatch • Order It's A Red Peters Christmas from Amazon.com Order Ol' Blue Balls Is Back by Red Peters, available from Amazon.com by clicking on the CD cover above! More Howard Stern related interviews on Mr. Media Radio: Red Peters (June 2010) Stuttering John Melendez (April 2009) Stuttering John Melendez (March 2014; video) Mr. Skin (March 2011) Mr. Skin (March 2010) Mr. Skin (December 2009) Mr. Skin (October 2007) Robert Schimmel (June 2008) Robert Schimmel (April 2008) Lisa Lampanelli (June 2009) Kicking Through the Ashes: My Life As A Stand-up in the 1980s Comedy Boom by Ritch Shydner. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above!   The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland!

One of the major players in the “top band” , or 160 meters is Bob Garrett, K3UL, who as a blind ham has never let his visual impairment get in the way of his ham radio hobby.  I first learned about Bob from an article where he was described as working on his own towers and antennas to build a first class HF ham station.  Bob is a friend and mentor to many hams, with an open door policy.  Just knock.  K3UL is my QSO Today.

What happened to the big thicket team in Texas? Why is Sasquatch being covered up? Bob Garrett and Tim Sermons will be my guests for an up coming show. Remember they had their Sasquatch expedition shut down by several law enforcement officials, now you get to hear it first hand from the guys, what really happened? You heard Steven from Texas give his first hand account of the law enforcement raid that took place now you get to hear what led up to that situation and the aftermath.

I will be welcoming two guests to the show. My first guest came face to face with the creature. It was a hot night and in order to cool the house down she was going to open her back door. As she pulled the curtains back to open the sliding glass door she was face to face with a Sasquatch. The witness describes the creature as very tall and bending down with its arm reaching out like it was trying to open the door. She said the Sasquatch was white and looked very old, as she pulled the curtains back it had a look of shock on its face and she screamed and the creature screamed and ran off. My second guests was camping in Arizona and as the family turned the corner he saw a Sasquatch on all fours drinking out of a small river. The witness describes the creature looking very odd. The witnesses father jumped out of the truck and started shooting his .357 at it. The creature stood up like a man and started running on two legs. The witnesses father told him at the time it was a crippled bear. He said that he has never seen his father so terrified and it was not a bear! Also look for the debut of The Big Thicket Watch Radio tonight! Bob Garrett and Mo return this weekend to interview a couple of guests that were on their recent expedition. What is new in East Texas? What has been recently happening on these expeditions? Tune in and find out! The return of The Big Thicket Watch Radio right here on Sasquatch Chronicles!

Tonight the show starts off with my brother Woody who somehow got on the 200th show (Just joking he was invited) and he wanted to ask me some questions. Next up is Bob Garrett who shares with us his first encounter when he was 16 years old. Bob has never shared this before on my show and it is a very interesting encounter. I also announce that Bob and his group will be bringing back their radio show The Big Thicket Watch right here on Sasquatch Chronicles. Look for their upcoming show. Tomorrow night I welcome Bear, Coonbo and Matt from Bigfoot Outlaw Radio as well as many other guests. I also want to thank the listeners and past guest for making Sasquatch Chronicles what it is. Thank you guys!

Bob Garrett returns and speaks with the witness and gives us his feedback. Tonight we speak to Joe who had an encounter in East Texas. He wrote to me a few weeks back and here is what he wrote: “Wes I’m a Paramedic on the coastal bend area in east tx and I discovered your show about 7 months ago when one of these things started vocalizing at us and throwing rocks and large limbs at our unit at about 345 am when our ambulance got a flat on a country road after transporting a patient to his residence way out in the country,my partner and other first responders have ran into these things in the past but I would always laugh it off until that night,Wes this thing came out of the woods and charged our ambulance.my partner accidentally switched on our siren and then we heard large foot falls then a huge rock hit the side of the unit followed by a large log it screamed at us after that we both got in the unit and sat for about 5 minutes I told my partner to shut everything off except the flood light when he did that he hit the code 3 lights because his hands wouldn’t stop shaking I then shut them off immediately when I turned to face the woods it was already standing about 30 ft away curly up its mouth at us me and my partner couldn’t move for about the first 5 seconds and then our first responders auto pilot must off kicked in,we started to lock the doors and advised central that to contact P.D. the thing must not off liked the fact we were moving around in there and that’s when he charged the unit the ambulance ended rocking almost to one side I don’t want people to think we’re crazy or lose my job but I’ve had nightmares ever since and I hate taking 911 calls in the country now or transfers.” 

Bob Garrett comes on and we discuss an investigation about going activity at a family home in the woods. Bob and I spoke to the witnesses the other night we will give you an update on what is going on. I will be also speaking to two police officers who are listeners of the show and they found some very interesting evidence in the woods. You have seen the video posted to the blog a couple of days ago titled "Strange activity in the woods." The gentlemen are going to share the context behind that video. They had some interesting things happen while in the woods when they were recording that video. To see the video we will be discussing, click HERE to view the episode page on our site.

Due to my grandmother passing away I am posting a replay of my show with Bob Garrett. I will be back tomorrow night posting some Members show. Look for that tomorrow night. I hate doing replays but I want to thank the audience for understanding. In Part Two of my discussion with Bob we talk about some of the behaviors that he witnessed from Sasquatch, as well as some of the stranger things he experienced while out in the woods. Sometimes fact is stranger than fiction. I discussed with Bob some witness reports on the show and get his take. Bob spent years living off of the land and in the mountains as a gold miner. We were chatting about a lot of things Sasquatch related, we were discussing past guests, I have had on the show to get his opinion on the creatures behavior. I told Bob “it would be great to do a show talking about encounters you had in the beginning, when you were mining and living off of the land, before you really knew about these creatures and behaviors you witnessed.” Bob shared with me some of the best encounters I have ever heard. Bob also shared with me encounters that other miners had in the area. Bob talked about how the Sasquatches in Colorado are different than the ones in Texas. We discussed not only the physical characteristics but also the behaviors between the two. I am still thinking about some of the stuff he shared with me. Some of the encounters might surprise you. Sometimes it is important to go back and discuss why you got into this field before the days of the online Bigfoot world. If you have had an encounter email me wes@sasquatchchronicles.com

Bob Garrett will be joining me for this show. Albert Ostman (died 1975) was a Canadian prospector who reported that he was abducted by a Sasquatch and held captive for six days. He stated that the event took place near Toba Inlet, British Columbia in 1924. On August 20, 1957, police magistrate A.M. Naismith wrote an affidavit which states "...I found Mr. Ostman to be a man of sixty-four years of age; in full possession of his mental faculties. Of pleasant manner and with a good sense of humor. I questioned Mr. Ostman thoroughly in reference to the story given by Mr. Green. I cross-examined him and used every means to endeavor to find a flaw in either his personality or his story, but could find neither..."Albert Ostman also signed a Solemn Declaration indicating that his account of the Sasquatch story was true under oath and by virtue of the Canadian Evidence Act.

I was talking to Bob Garrett today on the phone for a few hours. Bob spent years living off of the land and in the mountains as a gold miner. We were chatting about a lot of things Sasquatch related, we were discussing past guests, I have had on the show to get his opinion on the creatures behavior. I told Bob “it would be great to do a show talking about encounters you had in the beginning, when you were mining and living off of the land, before you really knew about these creatures and behaviors you witnessed.” Bob shared with me some of the best encounters I have ever heard. Bob also shared with me encounters that other miners had in the area. Bob talked about how the Sasquatches in Colorado are different then the ones in Texas. We discussed not only the physical characteristics but also the behaviors between the two. I am still thinking about some of the stuff he shared with me. Some of the encounters might surprise you. Sometimes it is important to go back and discuss why you got into this field before the days of the online Bigfoot world. Join me this Sunday as I sit down and chat with Bob, you will not be disappointed.

Tonight my guest is Tim Sermons who had an encounter with a Sasquatch when he was younger. The creature walked through his back yard and stepped over a fence. Tim also spent a lot of time as a BFRO investigator and I have asked him to bring some encounter stories that he investigated. Nowadays Tim investigates Sasquatch in East Texas with Bob Garrett, and shares some of his experiences while out in the field. Tim is a wealth of knowledge and I want to welcome him to the show. If you have had an encounter and would like to be on the show, email me at wes@sasquatchchronicles.com. To get updates and upcoming shows please visit us at www.sasquatchchronicles.com

Tonight we will be giving a recap of our trip to East Texas and the Sam Houston National Forest. Bob Garrett was kind enough to take us out to a few of the areas. The whole time we had non-stop rain and flooding but we did have a couple of encounters and lots of audio and video, which I will be releasing throughout the week.

Tonight we continue the conversation from SC EP:70. We will finish up the discussion with John, who is a retired police officer. In this episode we'll also bring back Jack to explain the bogus 9-1-1 call he was sent out on.  We will also be speaking with Bob Garrett and hear first hand what is going on with the government harassment. Please visit us at www.sasquatchchronicles.com for extended shows. On our website you will find SC EP: 72 where we talk to a forestry worker who had an aggressive encounter with a Sasquatch and also encountered the federal agents we have been speaking about and claims to know one of them.

Bob Garrett returns to share his scary night on The Lone Star Trail. "There came a smell on the wind that we knew well. We had smelled it many times. We had a Sasquatch near by. I could hear some moving around behind the camp. It was coming closer to us! But that was ok, we had this happen before. There was a row of eight to ten inches round pines right next to my right side. Those pines began to shake as something was coming through them right at me! The screams were making my ears ring. I saw huge hands coming right for my head and so I dropped to one knee and put my shotgun in this enraged Sasquatches middle. I was about to shoot this thing, but it backed off quickly"  

On tonight's show we will have 3 guests. Each sharing their encounters with Sasquatch. Bob Garrett returns and shares more information about the torn up camp and encounters he has personally had. Bob will  discuss the time he was charged by a Sasquatch and give us some insight on their behavior. The "big thicket" has a lot of bigfoot activity  

Dr. Bob Garrett of Greenville, SC preaches from Genesis 24:1-6, during the 2012 Camp Meeting held at the Mission Hill Baptist Church of Hayesville, NC.

We are here! We are here! We are here! After a break for the holidays, and then getting out of the Winter Storm from Hell, WE ARE BACK!!! On this week’s show we’ll be talking to we will be talking to Bob Garrett. Bob is a country music singer/writer. He is also an artist, inventor, carpenter, and a wealth of life experiences you’ll learn more about. We’ll also be talking to Nick “Studly Do-Right” Wissman. Nick is a Roller Derby referee in Indianapolis for the Circle City Derby Girls. He’ll be telling us more about roller derby, how you can get involved, and some stories that you’ll only hear here! We’ll also be playing Who’s Hotter and Craigslist Ads, as well as catching up with all of the hosts and taking your calls!

We are here! We are here! We are here! After a break for the holidays, and then getting out of the Winter Storm from Hell, WE ARE BACK!!! On this week’s show we’ll be talking to we will be talking to Bob Garrett. Bob is a country music singer/writer. He is also an artist, inventor, carpenter, and a wealth of life experiences you’ll learn more about. We’ll also be talking to Nick “Studly Do-Right” Wissman. Nick is a Roller Derby referee in Indianapolis for the Circle City Derby Girls. He’ll be telling us more about roller derby, how you can get involved, and some stories that you’ll only hear here! We’ll also be playing Who’s Hotter and Craigslist Ads, as well as catching up with all of the hosts and taking your calls!

Here's a needed message from Dr. Bob Garrett, of Greenville, SC! He & his family were missionaries to Colombia, South America for 16 years & are now involved with planting Spanish works in the states. This was preached during the 2009 Camp Meeting, at Mission Hill Baptist Church, of Hayesville, NC.

We're featuring the debut album from Gunnelpumpers in its entirety on this episode of Contrabass Conversations. Enjoy! About Gunnelpumpers Gunnelpumpers is a group of musicians dedicated to the art of progressive, free improvisation. Founded in Chicago in 2002 by bassist/composer Douglas Johnson and percussionist Randy Farr, Gunnelpumpers has had over 50 musicians perform with the group. The core of the group currently includes founders Johnson and Farr, as well as rock guitarist John Meyer, Chicago Symphony bassist Michael Hovnanian, and session musicians Tom Mendel on bass guitar and Bob Garrett on drums. At the heart of Gunnelpumpers lies the spirit of improvisation, and each musician brings a wide range of influences to create a unique and compelling sound. By nature Gunnelpumpers defies labels, but perhaps “tribadelic” best describes the myriad of styles drawn from, which ranges from rock to classical, jazz to psychedelia, and beyond.