Podcast appearances and mentions of Brent Walker

A Haiku to describe this week's episode:Screens instead Sports?Pwning N00bs for Scholarships?  Brent Walker is back! 

"Professor" Brent Walker is back to talk Dress Codes, Compliment Sandwiches, and starting Forest Fires with your buddies! 

Kingfisher is a power rock band from Ottawa, Canada. The music is full Canadian content, written and released by Canadians and recorded in Canada. The band has two lead singers (Brent Walker and Joe Brownrigg) who share vocal and songwriting duties. The band's engine spins on the backs of Steve Lomatski, guitar, Casey Conner on bass and Dave Dorval on drums. All the members are longtime performing veterans across Ontario and Quebec (members of In Heat, ex The Fully Down, Spoiler) For fans of The Ataris, vintage Goo-Goo Dolls, Bodyjar, and other 90's era punk and melodic hard rock. Kingfisher is a band really that focuses on hook writing, harmony and lyrics.https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/kingfisher7/generation-zeroEgoandvicepodcast.com 

What is the cost of speaking out against Christian nationalism? In this episode, Amanda Tyler talks with Rob Reiner and Dan Partland, two people behind a new film that discusses the dangers of Christian nationalism to the country, to the faith, and to pluralism. They share candidly about what they learned while making “God & Country,” the cost for Christians who are speaking out against the political ideology, and what new conversations they are hoping to create with this film.   SHOW NOTESSegment 1 (starting at 00:35): Rob Reiner and Dan Partland on Christian nationalism “God & Country” will be in theaters on February 16. Learn more at GodAndCountryTheMovie.com. The phrase “separation of church and state” is not in the U.S. Constitution, but the concept is laid out several times, including Article VI's prohibition on any religious test for office, the First Amendment's prohibition of a government establishment of religion, and the First Amendment's guarantee of the free exercise of religion. Read more in Brent Walker's “Top 5 Myths of the Separation of Church and State.” Learn more about the Christians Against Christian Nationalism campaign – a project BJC began in 2019 – by visiting ChristiansAgainstChristianNationalism.org.   Segment 2 (starting at 20:58): Post-screening Q&A with Partland and Reiner BJC and the Freedom From Religion Foundation released a comprehensive report on the role of Christian nationalism in the January 6 attack on the Capitol. You can access it here. Dan Partland mentioned The Power Worshippers, a book by Katherine Stewart on the rise of religious nationalism. It serves as a basis for the movie.    Segment 3 (starting at 41:18): Closing Michelle Boorstein covered the screening for The Washington Post in this article: ‘God & Country' film spotlights Christian nationalism's threat to democracy Respecting Religion is made possible by BJC's generous donors. You can support these conversations with a gift to BJC.

Thirty years ago today, President Bill Clinton signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) into law. It was a monumental event in religious liberty law at the time, and it remains part of an even more complex legal landscape of religious exemptions today. Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman look at the standard set by RFRA and discuss how the law has been used in cases dealing with issues ranging from sacramental drug use to application of health insurance regulations. They discuss the non-controversial applications of RFRA, too, and the search for win-win solutions to complicated situations that arise in a religiously pluralistic society.   SHOW NOTES Segment 1 (starting at 00:38): The need for and passage of RFRA Learn more about the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) on BJC's website: BJConline.org/RFRA Holly wrote a column on RFRA for Word&Way's “A Public Witness” newsletter, and you can read it here: Revisiting RFRA 30 years later Read the text of the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act at this link. Amanda mentioned these two “high water mark” cases in the period before 1990: Sherbert v. Verner (1963) and Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972). The 1990 Employment Division v. Smith is the case often known as the “peyote case.” We played audio from Justice Antonin Scalia reading the opinion of the Court from the bench, which you can listen to and read at this link. Watch the signing ceremony for RFRA on November 16, 1993, at this link on the YouTube channel of the William J. Clinton Presidential Library. Holly mentioned this printed resource available on our website, produced for the 20th anniversary of RFRA.    Segment 2 (starting at 14:16): Twists and turns of RFRA over 30 years Amanda mentioned the 1997 case that struck down RFRA as applied to the states: City of Boerne v. Flores. The Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 (RLUIPA) has the same standard as RFRA, but it has not been the subject of so many controversies. Holly and Amanda mentioned three other RFRA cases: Gonzales v. O Centro Espírita Beneficente União do Vegetal in 2006 (also known as the “UDV” case), Tanzin v. Tanvir in 2020, and Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores in 2014. Holly wrote about the application of RFRA to corporations in light of the Hobby Lobby decision in 2014: Examining RFRA in light of Hobby Lobby J. Brent Walker, former executive director of BJC at the time, wrote about the Hobby Lobby decision in 2014: Exploring Hobby Lobby's narrow victory   Segment 3 (starting at 32:28): The state of RFRA today Here are additional resources from BJC providing more context on the application of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act: Podcasts: S1, Ep. 06: Stay-at-home orders, religious freedom and RFRA (2020) S1, Ep. 12: Not a charm: Contraceptive mandate returns to the Supreme Court for the third time (2020) S3, Ep. 03: What's going on with religious exemptions to COVID-19 vaccine mandates? (2021) Video: Watch this video of former BJC General Counsel Oliver “Buzz” Thomas discussing the origins of RFRA Resources from BJC on cases: Zubik v. Burwell (2016) Tanzin v. Tanvir (2020) Additional reading: Do states need religious freedom legislation? By J. Brent Walker, 2015 Contraceptive mandate oral arguments shed light on underreported issues by Holly Hollman, 2014 RFRA's constitutionality called into question by J. Brent Walker, 2014 RFRA at 20: A retrospective by Holly Hollman, 2013 Remembering the origins of RFRA by J. Brent Walker, 2013 Respecting Religion is made possible by BJC's generous donors. You can support these conversations with a gift to BJC. 

Buy Kevin Richberg's New Batch of Honey!  Amanda Tyler is executive director of BJC (Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty), leading the organization as it upholds the historic Baptist principle of religious liberty: defending the free exercise of religion and protecting against its establishment by government. She is the lead organizer of BJC's Christians Against Christian Nationalism campaign and co-host of BJC's Respecting Religion podcast. Tyler's constitutional law analysis and advocacy for faith freedom for all have been featured by major news outlets, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, CBS News, ABC News, CNN, and MSNBC. Religion News Service named Tyler one of “2022's rising stars in religion,” and she regularly preaches in Baptist churches, speaks at denominational gatherings, and leads sessions on college campuses and with community groups of all sizes. A member of the Texas and U.S. Supreme Court Bar, Tyler has experience working in Congress, in a private legal practice, and serving as a law clerk for a federal judge. She testified before Congress in 2022 about the ways in which Christian nationalism proves cover for white supremacy and in 2018 about threats to religious liberty around the world. Originally from Austin, Texas, Tyler grew up hearing about the cherished Baptist principles of religious liberty and the separation of church and state as a member of Highland Park Baptist Church. Because she was committed to these principles, Tyler sought out BJC when she moved to Washington to attend Georgetown University, and she began volunteering in the office. Tyler graduated from the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University with a bachelor's degree in foreign service, magna cum laude. She was hired by BJC to serve as assistant to the general counsel, working closely with Brent Walker, James Dunn, Melissa Rogers and Holly Hollman. During this time, she wrote columns for Report from the Capital, drafted statements on religious liberty issues, presented educational programs, and coordinated the broad coalition in support of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act. Tyler left BJC to enroll in The University of Texas School of Law, where she received her J.D. with honors. In 2019, the school named her their “Outstanding Young Alumna.” Following law school, Tyler worked in private practice and served as a law clerk for a U.S. district court judge in Dallas, Texas. She later joined the staff of U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett in Austin and Washington, D.C. In Austin, Tyler served as the congressman's district director, leading the staff in the development and execution of an outreach agenda for a 7-county congressional district, as well as serving as a spokesperson for his office. She later served as Rep. Doggett's counsel for the Ways and Means Committee. Tyler was named executive director of BJC in 2016, and she began her tenure in January 2017. She lives in Dallas with her husband, Robert Behrendt, and their son. You can follow her on X: @AmandaTylerBJC. Learn more about Amanda in her BJC staff Q&A.    Pete on Tik Tok Pete on YouTube  Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page Stand Up with Pete FB page All things Jon Carroll  Follow and Support Pete Coe      

We are live on location for a very special episode with a very special guest. Mr. Brent Walker, is all set to take on a Regal Ideas Railing install and prove to you alljust how easy it is. As easy as 1…2…3

Is this it? Are we in crisis? Is this what we were told would happen?  Where do we go from here? Also, Brent Walker, when you're on the top there's always gonna be someone coming for your title. Once again, you're on notice. 

A new MP3 sermon from Antioch Community Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Honor your Father and Mother Subtitle: Men's Breakfast Speaker: Brent Walker Broadcaster: Antioch Community Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/16/2023 Length: 39 min.

We welcome our dear friend Brent Walker back into the booth. Given that Brent is a father and also a teacher, we feel he has a unique perspective on what kids are dealing with today outside of their homes. We always look forward to our conversations with Brent! Join us as we bombard him with a bunch of random questions. 

Podcast 229 - Dunwoody Parks and Recreation - Brent Walker Brent Walker has been our Director of Parks and Rec since 2010. He has been here from the very beginning, and we should be proud of what he and the city have helped build here. We talk about Two Bridges Park, Homecoming Park, and plans for the former Austin Elementary School site on Roberts Drive. There's going to be a lot of talks over the next few months about Trailways and Parks here in Dunwoody, and nobody knows them better than Brent.

FMH recently announced the launch of its newest company, Ag Brokerage Solutions™ (ABS). Ryan Benes chats with Brent Walker, Chief Brokerage Officer, and Willie Jones, AVP P&C Sales, on what makes ABS unique and beneficial for both farmers and agents in the latest FMH InsureCast.

On February 2, we'll see the 71st installment of an event that always raises eyebrows and makes news. The National Prayer Breakfast has been around since 1953, but what is it? Does it promote religious freedom, or is it yet another example of Christian nationalism? Amanda and Holly explore the legitimate questions it raises about faith in public life and the relationship between the institutions of government and religion. They also share their thoughts on what we should do about the National Prayer Breakfast and the key differences between it and the National Day of Prayer.   SHOW NOTES Segment 1 (starting at 00:47): Exploring the National Prayer Breakfast from various angles  You can email Amanda and Holly at RespectingReligion@BJConline.org Respecting Religion is made possible by BJC's generous donors. You can support these conversations with a gift to BJC. Use that link so we know your gift supports the podcast! Listen to Amanda and Holly's conversation on the National Prayer Breakfast during the very first episode of Respecting Religion in February 2020 at this link. Their discussion of the event begins at 28:44 into the episode. Amanda and Holly mentioned this op-ed in The Washington Post by Albert Brooks, who was the keynote speaker at the 2020 National Prayer Breakfast: Trump and I disagreed at the National Prayer Breakfast. But we listened to each other Throughout its history, the National Prayer Breakfast has been hosted by The Fellowship Foundation, also known as “The Family.” You can visit their website at this link.  As mentioned, this year a newly-created nonprofit will be the official host of the National Prayer Breakfast. “The Family” will host a large event at the same time that includes a livestream. Read more in this Religion News Service article by Adelle Banks and Jack Jenkins: National Prayer Breakfast breaks from ‘The Family' with new organization Amanda and Holly mentioned this 2022 article by Jack Jenkins for Religion News Service: Sen. Chris Coons: This year's National Prayer Breakfast is a ‘reset'   Segment 2 (starting at 25:21): History, controversies, and the proper relationship between religion and government Amanda and Holly discussed the Johnson Amendment in season 2, episode 4: Grading the Trump administration on religious freedom (starting around 09:50 in that episode). You can also read more about BJC's work defending the protections of the Johnson Amendment  Journalist Jeff Sharlet wrote a book titled “The Family” in 2009 about the Fellowship Foundation, including the National Prayer Breakfast. In August 2019, Netflix released a 5-episode series called “The Family.” You can read John Fea's review of the Netflix series that ran in The Washington Post.    Segment 3 (starting at 32:12): What's the difference between the National Prayer Breakfast and the National Day of Prayer? Amanda quoted Brent Walker and quoted Holly from this BJC press release in 2011 about the National Day of Prayer.  Amanda tweeted about attending the White House's naturalization ceremony, held on Religious Freedom Day. See her tweets about attending here, including a clip from Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff's speech.  Respecting Religion is made possible by BJC's generous donors. You can support these conversations with a gift to BJC. 

Join Ben (https://gideonasen.com/our-team/benjamin-gideon/) and Rahul (https://www.psbr.law/ravipudi.html) for their conversation with renowned Dallas, Texas trial lawyer, Brent Walker, one half of the firm Aldous & Walker.  Brent talks about growing up with a trial lawyer mother and his journey to partner with legendary Texas trial lawyer Charla Aldous.  Brent discusses how the two of them have built a firm focused on individual clients and taking on important causes, like Texas' challenge to school mask mandates and sexual assault at a Jesuit school.  Brent describes how he and Charla have teamed up at trial to achieve an incredible string of verdicts in a diverse set of cases.  This is a great episode that you won't want to miss. About Brent Walker Sharp. Protective. Trial Attorney.   Some attorneys focus on different areas of law, building a practice around specific kinds of cases and concentrating on them. But I don't work like that. Instead, I try all kinds of cases. My job as a Dallas trial attorney is to go into court and stand up for my clients, whether the client is a person with a personal injury case or a corporation locked in a legal battle with another business. Whatever your case, I can plead your cause in court.   The experience of representing individuals and businesses as both plaintiffs and defendants gives me a unique perspective and helps me better serve clients of the firm. At the same time, my extensive appellate experience allows me to work on cases before and during trial with an eye toward possible issues in the event of an appeal.   Courtroom Experience   Before coming to work with Charla and the team at Aldous Walker—then Aldous Walker—I worked at one of Dallas' leading healthcare law firms, as well as one of the nation's leading personal injury firms. Over the years, I've gained significant experience in personal injury cases involving catastrophic injuries and wrongful death, as well as commercial litigation claims involving breach of contract and misappropriation of trade secrets.   But the most important thing to remember is not that I've tried this kind of case or that, but that I have, in fact, taken them to trial. I've stood up in court, argued cases to judges and juries, and persuaded them to my clients' point of view. In an age where some young attorneys never even see the inside of a courtroom, that makes me rather unique.  

Let's make this perfectly clear, there's a whole lot of conversation about male genitalia in this episode. The four of us, plus our #1 listener Brent Walker, have reached a point in our lives where the vasectomy conversation has become about as common as talking about the latest devastating Toronto (enter team here) loss. Some have had the procedure already and felt it was extremely important to share their experience so others looking into the procedure will have a better understanding of what they're in for. 

This episode features Martha Shuford and Brent Walker,  Board Members of Big Noise Theatre in Des Plaines,  discussing how having theater in your community can enrich and change the fabric of your community.   Big Noise Theatre promotes the arts in and around the Chicagoland / Des Plaines Illinois Region . They produce downtown-quality shows and produce amazing theatrical and musical productions! This year is their 19th Season at the Prairie Lakes Theater located in Des Plaines. For more information visit, bignoise.org.  Big Noise Theatre is proud members of the Des Plaines Chamber Of Commerce & Industry. For information on how to join the chamber visit dpchamber.com.

Pharmac is being forced to address health inequities that it perpetuates, to open up and be more transparent, and to actually communicate and speak to people with rare diseases when deciding what medicines to buy for them. For people like our next guest, it’s too little too late. Brent Walker has spinal muscular atrophy and has been wheelchair bound since he was three. He says access to the drug Spinraza would change his life, but he can’t wait any longer… he’s moving to Australia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Barry Walker is the Co-Founder and CEO of Tradecraft Farms and Christina Tinoco is the Regional Manager at Tradecraft Farms, a family-owned, vertically integrated cannabis company that was co-founded by Brent Walker and Barry Walker over a decade ago in Southern California.

As our good friend Brent Walker would say, “you gotta take care of the temple”. So, we did it. We put a gym in the shop and the training begins. BrOlympics here we come.

Punit is joined by Helen Brown and Brent Walker. Together they talk about data management, privacy compliance and utility of data. Companies implement controls in isolation while there needs to be a holistic approach to management and accuracy for data. The regulation provides principles and it is for management to put in controls to ensure that quality and accuracy of data is ensured. About the guests Helen Brown started her career in the NHS as a statistician and went on to lead a number of health intelligence teams. She led the improvement for better data usage at national level. Helen is the Managing Director at In the Know Limited to help companies maximize the use of their data assets while balancing compliance with regulations and keeping in mind Ethical considerations. Brent Walker is an informatics professional and Chief Data Officer at In the Know Limited with over 30 years' experience in various roles including being a CIO. Brent is skilled in Data Governance, Data Management, Project and Programme Management and Health Information Management. Like Helen, Brent has seen, first-hand, the consequences when the balance between protecting data privacy and data-utility and accuracy risks has been wrong and he has enjoyed working with Helen within ITK to develop the Quality Private Data training course which they both feel can help organizations understand better what is a complex and subtle area and help the data privacy experts and data user silos come together with a shared understanding on how best to balance and mitigate the risks and work together more effectively to ensure that data remains private but still can deliver reliable insights to help deliver business benefits. This is a snippet from the full episode of The FIT4PRIVACY Podcast. If you like this, you would enjoy the full episode. If this is your first time, the FIT4PRIVACY Podcast is a privacy podcast for those who care about privacy. In this podcast, you listen to and learn from industry influencers who share their ideas. The new episodes are released as audio every Wednesday and video on every Thursday. If you subscribe to our podcast, you will be notified about the new episodes. And, if you have not done it, write a review and share this with someone who will benefit from this. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fit4privacy/message

In this episode of the Fit4Privacy Podcast, Punit is joined by Helen Brown and Brent Walker. Together, the three of them have a conversation about data management and privacy compliance for effective utilization of data for organizational purposes. KEY CONVERSATION POINTS What is GDPR for you in one word? Relationship Between Privacy Compliance And Data Management Is Data Accuracy Not A Business Need? Data Utility and Its Relationship with Privacy Key Challenges In Privacy ABOUT THE GUEST Helen Brown Helen Brown started her career in the NHS as a statistician and went on to lead a number of health intelligence teams. She led the improvement for better data usage at national level. Helen is the Managing Director at In the Know Limited to help companies maximize the use of their data assets while balancing compliance with regulations and keeping in mind Ethical considerations. Brent Walker Brent Walker is an informatics professional and Chief Data Officer at In the Know Limited with over 30 years' experience in various roles including being a CIO. Brent is skilled in Data Governance, Data Management, Project and Programme Management and Health Information Management. Like Helen, Brent has seen, first-hand, the consequences when the balance between protecting data privacy and data-utility and accuracy risks has been wrong and he has enjoyed working with Helen within ITK to develop the Quality Private Data training course which they both feel can help organizations understand better what is a complex and subtle area and help the data privacy experts and data user silos come together with a shared understanding on how best to balance and mitigate the risks and work together more effectively to ensure that data remains private but still can deliver reliable insights to help deliver business benefits. ABOUT THE HOST Punit Bhatia is one of the leading privacy experts who has worked with professionals in over 30 countries. Punit works with business and privacy leaders to create an organization culture with high privacy awareness and compliance as a business priority. Selectively, Punit is open to mentor and coach privacy professionals. Punit is the author of books “Be Ready for GDPR” which was rated as the best GDPR Book, “AI & Privacy – How To Find Balance”, “Intro To GDPR”, and “Be an Effective DPO”. Punit is a global speaker who has spoken at over 30 global events. Punit is the creator and host of the FIT4PRIVACY Podcast. This podcast has been featured amongst top GDPR and privacy podcasts. As a person, Punit is an avid thinker and believes in thinking, believing, and acting in line with one's value to have joy in life. He has developed the philosophy named ‘ABC for joy of life' which passionately shares. Roger Federer is his favourite player. Punit is based out of Belgium, the heart of Europe. RESOURCES Websites: www.fit4privacy.com CONNECT Instagram https://www.instagram.com/punit.world/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PunitBhatiaSpeaker/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/punitbhatia/ Podcast http://hyperurl.co/fit4privacy YouTube http://youtube.com/fit4privacy Email hello@fit4privacy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fit4privacy/message

S1-E24 Brent WalkerHe's a wanderer, author, photojournalist, artist, father, curator,craftsperson, a hugger, and more. He is Brent Walker, a man of many talents andinterests who is not afraid to reinvent himself as he fulfills his innercallings.I met Brent in 2018 in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Hewas selling his book titled, The Hidden South. In it, I read the stories of forgottenand broken people. Those stories broke my heart, and I wondered what kind ofman had the strength to record, then share them.Over the next two months got to know him more and not onlylearned about him, but I also learned something vital about myself that had remainedhidden for almost 10 years.Brent learned an effective concept (selling by not selling) asa result of making a simple cardboard sign. You may benefit from using theconcept yourself. In fact, you may benefit from some of Brent's other insights,and life philosophies. Enjoy the episode and let Brent and myself know what youthought of Episode 24!Find Brent here:www.TheHiddenSouth.comBW@HiddenSouth.comhttp://www.facebook.com/hiddensouthstudiohttp://www.facebook.com/thehiddensouthhttps://www.instagram.com/hiddensouthstudio/https://www.instagram.com/thehiddensouth/

Brent Walker, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Analytics, Patient Bond, dives into the world of psychometrics. We explore the roles of AI and machine learning in extracting psychometric insights, how psychometric segmentation can be used to guide healthcare marketing campaigns, and the controversies around using these kinds of data for marketing purposes. Schedule a meeting with Natalie Yeadon: https://www.meetwithnatalie.comNatalie Yeadon LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalieyeadon/Impetus Digital Website: https://www.impetusdigital.com/Impetus Digital LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/impetus-digital/Impetus Digital Twitter: https://twitter.com/ImpetusadboardsImpetus YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ImpetushealthcareBrent Walker: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brentnwalker/PatientBond: https://www.patientbond.com/

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Brent Walker is the Associate Athletic Director of Championship Performance at Columbia University. He has spent several years working with all sports including baseball. He has several professional baseball clients whose performance on the field has benefitted from working with him. In this episode Dr. Brent Walker discusses the role parents should play in sports, techniques to help your players when they’re struggling, and the value of writing things down on paper. If you’re interested in working with Dr. Brent Walker please email him @Bww2108@columbia.edu See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A new MP3 sermon from Antioch Community Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Parable of the Talents Subtitle: Men's Breakfast Speaker: Brent Walker Broadcaster: Antioch Community Church Event: Teaching Date: 1/17/2021 Bible: Matthew 25:13-30 Length: 33 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Antioch Community Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Parable of the Talents Subtitle: Men's Breakfast Speaker: Brent Walker Broadcaster: Antioch Community Church Event: Teaching Date: 1/17/2021 Bible: Matthew 25:13-30 Length: 33 min.

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Author Brent Walker joins the Just In News podcast to talk about his book, “The Hidden South.” Brent talks about how he was able to get complete strangers to open up about their traumatic past, why the Southern experience is so unique, the need for more human connections, a woman who prayed for him, and […] The post “You're only as sick as your secrets.” Author Brent Walker Talks About the Honest and Dark Stories in His Book, “The Hidden South” appeared first on Just In News Podcast.

Welcome to the Hidden South - a collection of conversations between myself, Brent Walker, and the people I meet throughout the Southeast U.S. This is episode number 8. This episode is part of a series of written and audio stories called True Romance that will take an honest, in-depth look at romantic relationships. Go to thehiddensouth.com for more stories from this series. I met Wali, a 32-year-old teacher, while he was visiting a friend in New Orleans following a breakup with his girlfriend and his second hospitalization for bipolar disorder. We stayed in touch and when he returned a few months later, he agreed to share his story with me. This interview took place on August 17th, 2019, a few days prior to Wali's new podcast going live. It's called the 730 Podcast. It explores how mental health issues intersect with the African American experience. Have a listen. It's definitely worth checking out. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hidden-south/support

Welcome to the Hidden South - a collection of conversations between myself, Brent Walker, and the people I meet throughout the Southeast U.S. This is episode number 7. This episode contains graphic descriptions of heroin use. I met Paul in an art market just outside the French Quarter where he was selling multi-colored, one of a kind, painted sports coats to tourists. I immediately recognized Paul as someone who had a story to tell. This interview was recorded at Washington Square Park in the Marigny. Paul told me about his many struggles and his recent victory after finding The Moth in New Orleans. This is Paul's story. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hidden-south/support

Welcome to the Hidden South - a collection of conversations between myself, Brent Walker, and people I meet throughout the Southeast U.S. This is episode number 6. I met with Ember on her fortieth birthday. Our conversation took place on the hood of her bus in the Upper Ninth Ward in New Orleans, LA and focuses predominantly on love addiction and borderline personality disorder. Show Notes Hearing Voices is an organization, with groups in 25 countries, that provides community support, and refuge for those who hear voices, see visions, and experience other forms of extraordinary perception. I found this short video very helpful in explaining the importance of the Hearing Voices Network. Earlier this week, I posted Dawn's story about borderline personality disorder. Her story sheds additional light on BPD. I recommend checking it out. Ember's story amd hundreds of others can be viewed on The Hidden South --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hidden-south/support

Welcome to The Hidden South, a collection of intimate conversations with people throughout the Southeast U.S. My name is Brent Walker. This is the first of what I hope to be many episodes of The Hidden South. Since this is the first episode, let me tell you a little about my project. I've been a photographer for many years. In 2014 I began hitting the streets of Atlanta's most impoverished neighborhoods and asking people to tell me a story about something that changed their lives. After we were finished talking, I'd take their picture and post their story and photo online. In 2015, after a harrowing Kickstarter campaign, I took a trip around the Southeast U.S. and created my first book, The Hidden South - Come Home, which largely focuses on addiction in the South. Since the book has come out, I've delved into other areas of interest. For the last year and a half, I've focused on Mental health in the U.S. and have a book completed that has not yet been released about that subject. Now I'm in New Orleans and am gathering a collection of stories and portraits of people who have a meaningful connection to this very important place. The episode that you're about to listen to touches on all three, addiction, mental health, and New Orleans. I've known David in passing for a few years. He was a barista at a coffee shop I often went to on Lower Decatur in the French Quarter. He was also roommates with a friend of mine, Corey, who died from a fentanyl overdose last year. I met David in the Marigny, a vibrant, beautiful neighborhood just outside the French Quarter. The children that you'll hear in the background were selling cookies and lemonade close by. A side note: I did not anticipate this being my first podcast episode so I wasn't worried about the noise around us and I recorded directly onto my phone. In other words, the quality of the audio isn't great. Expect modestly better in the future. You can view hundreds of stories and portraits including David's at thehiddensouth.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hidden-south/support

On this week's NOLA Matters, we speak with Brent Walker, whose book ’The Hidden South’ tells 100 stories of real people whom Brent meets in his travels through the South. These are real stories of real people that document real pain - his book, complete with portraits of his subject, is an unapologetic look at the cumulative effects of poverty. More information can be found at TheHiddenSouth.org.

This episode we go back to City Hall and meet with Brent Walker with Dunwoody Parks and Recreation. Topics include... BROOK RUN AMPHITHEATRE! Going big with Phase One of the Brook Run Master Plan Multi use fields and the new amphitheatre are coming breaking ground soon How to fit the fields into the existing tree canopy Retaining walls are expensive, but better than removing trees There will be plenty of bathrooms! Justin wants weekly movie screenings and everyone to wear costumes Will #LemonadeDays happen in 2019? Lining up the Dunwoody athletic facilities into a line from Peachtree Middle School to Brook Run to Pernoshal Park A great plug for Atlanta Silverback Park Crowd-funding a giant tv Why are there trees before the giant lawn? Explaining the big circles Retiring and living the parks and rec dream About the show: A weekly Dunwoody podcast from Matthew Weber, REALTOR (and part-time Clubhouse Manager at Dunwoody North Driving Club) and Justin Dike, app/web developer (and part-time social director at the Georgetown Recreation Club). Just 2 regular guys talking about Dunwoody. Topics include restaurants, events, police blotter, and anything covered on our What’s Up Dunwoody Facebook Page and conversations borrowed from our Dunwoody Area Restaurant Review Facebook Group.    #DunwoodyRoofTopBar #DunwoodyTrailway   To contact both Matt and Justin, email contact@whatsupdunwoody.com.   Selling or buying a home in the Atlanta area? Contact Matt the REALTOR and the Dogwood Team at matthewweber@kw.com   Looking to take your neighborhood pool to the next level. Check out www.pooldues.com

This episode we go back to City Hall and meet with Brent Walker with Dunwoody Parks and Recreation. Topics include... Justin is now "Pool Guy" branded! Parks and Rec is exactly like the TV show. Dunwoody parks were established in 2010. Parks, Paving, and Police isn't all Dunwoody is anymore. Brook run used to be the location of Georgia State Retardation Facility. Dunwoody paid Dekalb County $100/acre and $5000/building. What is the Dunwoody Weaver's Guild? Dunwoody doesn't have the amount of park space other cities do (3.5-4 acres per 100 citizens) Explanation of the the John Wieland Homes deal at Dunwoody Green How sweet Dunwoody Green will be! #DunwoodyRooftopBar The Parks relationship with the Dunwoody Nature Center Can Justin be the new Parks and Rec Social Director? The Force Awakens is coming to Pernoshal Park. When will the Dunwoody Trailway be finished? Old Spring House is a steep hill. Richard Pearson shoutout About the show: A weekly Dunwoody podcast from Matthew Weber, REALTOR (and part-time Clubhouse Manager at Dunwoody North Driving Club) and Justin Dike, app/web developer (and part-time social director at the Georgetown Recreation Club). Just 2 regular guys talking about Dunwoody. Topics include restaurants, events, police blotter, and anything covered on our What’s Up Dunwoody Facebook Page and conversations borrowed from our Dunwoody Area Restaurant Review Facebook Group.    #DunwoodyRoofTopBar #DunwoodyTrailway   To contact both Matt and Justin, email contact@whatsupdunwoody.com.   Selling or buying a home in the Atlanta area? Contact Matt the REALTOR and the Dogwood Team at matthewweber@kw.com   Looking to take your neighborhood pool to the next level. Check out www.pooldues.com

This episode we go back to where it all began. Sitting in Justin's backyard and reading the news. Topics include... Matt the REALTOR is back from vacation Justin takes the Georgetown crew to other Dunwoody pools ...inspiring the Dunwoody Pool Hopper Pass Heneghan gives the #DunwoodyRooftopBar Council shoutout Why is there a Subway inside another Subway? Brook Run is getting the big amphitheatre Cameras in our parks When can you get a park named after you? Alan Mothner and the Nature Center making moves Justin wants a rickshaw Future show teases - Brent Walker, Richard McLeod, Atlanta Ghostbusters, Stage Door Players, and Vino Venue About the show: A weekly Dunwoody podcast from Matthew Weber, real estate agent, business owner and Clubhouse Manager at Dunwoody North Driving Club and Justin Dike, app/web developer, founder of PoolDues.com (a pool member billing software and check in app) and social director at the Georgetown Recreation Club. We are just 2 regular guys talking about Dunwoody. Topics include restaurants, events, police blotter, and anything covered on our What's Up Dunwoody Facebook Page and conversations borrowed from our Dunwoody Area Restaurant Review Facebook Group. Do you own a local business? Would you, or someone you know, like to be on the show? Contact us here. #DunwoodyRoofTopBar   To contact both Matt and Justin, email contact@whatsupdunwoody.com.   Selling or buying a home in the Atlanta area? Contact Matt the REALTOR and the Dogwood Team at matthewweber@kw.com.      

In Episode 37 of the Commentary Track, Frank Thompson talks with Brent Walker.

Casey Albertson and Brent Walker of PatientBond talk with Scott McGohan about the power of psychographics to increase engagement and change behavior. Psychographics pertains to people’s values, lifestyles, attitudes and personality. It’s the “why,” the deep-seated motivations, behind our behavior. When you know what motivates people, you can target your communications in a way that is more likely to resonate with them. When applied to health care, that means people are more likely to get healthy or stay healthy and engaged. It's a fascinating, proven strategy that has been successful for decades in the consumer product market, and is now starting to have on impact on health care as well. Learn how a simple quiz is 91 percent accurate at identifying what motivates individuals, and what this means to employers.

Brent says, "I have always been very fond of writing and have written a lot of short stories in the past (I even wrote a screenplay once). but none of them have ever been published. For me it is very simple. I want to help people. I don't care about money; I never really have. "Most of my life, I have been haunted by this disease. For twenty years at least I have had the weight of this on my shoulders. For the most part, I did not talk about it much in those 20 years as I didn't want people to pity me or treat me differently. When I finally decided I was going to go through with it and get tested, I decided to open up more about it to friends and coworkers, and what I found was that my story was not met with pity but that it in fact seemed to inspire people. So perhaps by sharing my story, I could do just that if I wrote about it. "I would say about 90 percent of 'Look Up' is based on my own experience. I go to Vegas with friends every March, have for about seven years, and I take that time to reflect on my life and think about where I am. The idea for this story has been in my brain for years, but I only recently decided to put it on paper and share it." In this interview, Brent talks about his story, his life with HD, genetic testing, and survivor's guilt. We also provide information on where to go for help if you or a loved one is considering suicide. Note: The story includes adult situations and profanity. This is the link to Part 2 of the story: http://help4hd.org/look-part-two-short-story-brent-j-walker/

Brent Walker watched Huntington's disease tear his family apart, although they didn't know at first that it was Huntington's disease. About 20 years ago, he became familiar with Huntington's disease and realized his father was at risk. He later found out that his father was HD positive, putting himself and his two siblings at risk. His journey compelled him to write a gripping short story, "Look Up," which will be published in three installments in The Huntington's Post. Brent is a talented writer, and we look forward to hearing more about his journey and his story during this interview. To read the story, please go to http://help4hd.org/the-huntingtons-post/. Please note: the story includes some adult situations and profanity.

In this podcast, BJC Executive Director Amanda Tyler talks with her predecessor, Brent Walker, about her 20-year relationship with the Baptist Joint Committee. While she has fond memories of serving as an intern and legal assistant, Tyler is looking to the future. She is excited to work on church-state issues at the federal and state levels, […] The post Amanda Tyler and Brent Walker on the future of the BJC appeared first on BJC.

FR 17 - 10 - Religious Freedom Retrospective - Brent Walker - 03 - 04 - 17 by Church State Council

The Hidden South–Come Home (Beaver’s Pond Press, 2016) is the result of an ongoing project that documents intimate stories of people who are often overlooked in society. Photographer and author Brent Walker traveled around the southern United States meeting and interacting with people of different backgrounds and experiences. Many of his subjects live with addiction and struggle daily with their survival. Started in September 2014, The Hidden South Come Home soon developed a large online presence and subsequent following, and in 2015, the project followers supported the funding the book. After almost a year in production, the book was published in early 2016. Since the release of the book, Brent spends his time speaking, teaching, and working on a second book, which he considers a second phase of the project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Hidden South–Come Home (Beaver’s Pond Press, 2016) is the result of an ongoing project that documents intimate stories of people who are often overlooked in society. Photographer and author Brent Walker traveled around the southern United States meeting and interacting with people of different backgrounds and experiences. Many of his subjects live with addiction and struggle daily with their survival. Started in September 2014, The Hidden South Come Home soon developed a large online presence and subsequent following, and in 2015, the project followers supported the funding the book. After almost a year in production, the book was published in early 2016. Since the release of the book, Brent spends his time speaking, teaching, and working on a second book, which he considers a second phase of the project.

The Hidden South–Come Home (Beaver’s Pond Press, 2016) is the result of an ongoing project that documents intimate stories of people who are often overlooked in society. Photographer and author Brent Walker traveled around the southern United States meeting and interacting with people of different backgrounds and experiences. Many of his subjects live with addiction and struggle daily with their survival. Started in September 2014, The Hidden South Come Home soon developed a large online presence and subsequent following, and in 2015, the project followers supported the funding the book. After almost a year in production, the book was published in early 2016. Since the release of the book, Brent spends his time speaking, teaching, and working on a second book, which he considers a second phase of the project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Hidden South–Come Home (Beaver’s Pond Press, 2016) is the result of an ongoing project that documents intimate stories of people who are often overlooked in society. Photographer and author Brent Walker traveled around the southern United States meeting and interacting with people of different backgrounds and experiences. Many of his subjects live with addiction and struggle daily with their survival. Started in September 2014, The Hidden South Come Home soon developed a large online presence and subsequent following, and in 2015, the project followers supported the funding the book. After almost a year in production, the book was published in early 2016. Since the release of the book, Brent spends his time speaking, teaching, and working on a second book, which he considers a second phase of the project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Hidden South–Come Home (Beaver’s Pond Press, 2016) is the result of an ongoing project that documents intimate stories of people who are often overlooked in society. Photographer and author Brent Walker traveled around the southern United States meeting and interacting with people of different backgrounds and experiences. Many of his subjects live with addiction and struggle daily with their survival. Started in September 2014, The Hidden South Come Home soon developed a large online presence and subsequent following, and in 2015, the project followers supported the funding the book. After almost a year in production, the book was published in early 2016. Since the release of the book, Brent spends his time speaking, teaching, and working on a second book, which he considers a second phase of the project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rev. Brent Walker Executive Director, Baptist Joint Committee

"Celebrating the 4th like a good citizen... and christian"

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This week for our Community Gathering for Worship, we welcomed J. Brent Walker to the pulpit. He currently serves as the executive director of the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, and is both a member of the United States Supreme Court Bar and an ordained minister. The title for his sermon is: "Four Centuries of Fighting for Religious Liberty" and is drawn from Acts 4:18-20 & Galatians 5:1.

This week for our Community Gathering for Worship, we welcomed J. Brent Walker to the pulpit. He currently serves as the executive director of the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, and is both a member of the United States Supreme Court Bar and an ordained minister. The title for his sermon is: "Four Centuries of Fighting for Religious Liberty" and is drawn from Acts 4:18-20 & Galatians 5:1.