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It's bonus time! Charli has Brian Henry on to talk about ASPE!Brian Henry is the Sr. Director of Affiliate Relations & Education for the American Society of Plumbing Engineers. He has 35 years in the Municipal, Fire, HVAC, and Plumbing industry.He is married to Christine (35 yrs), with three children, Ethan(30), Allie(28), Audrey(14). Along with spending family time at the beach with the family, umpiring baseball is a passion. CHECK OUT ASPERead up at EmpoweringPumps.com and stay tuned for more news about EPIC at the Colorado School of Mines Nov 12th and 13th.Find us @EmpoweringPumps on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter and using the hashtag #EmpoweringIndustryPodcast or via email podcast@empoweringpumps.com
Anthony Miranda returns! Ever wondered what it's like to experience "Coraline" on the big screen again for its anniversary? Anthony dives into his cinematic adventures, sharing his fresh takes on the new Deadpool and Wolverine movie, the latest Alien installment, and even the upcoming Alien series on Hulu. We also weigh in on the brutal yet mesmerizing stunt choreography in "Alien vs. Predator" and muse on the potential of crossover universes like Predator and Alien, following in the footsteps of hits like "Prey."Our theater escapades didn't end there. We also celebrated Coraline's anniversary with a revisit and got hyped over the new Transformers animated flick. Comparisons with landmark movies like the first Avengers from 2012 made for a lively discussion. We caught up on Hollywood updates, including the buzz around Bong Joon-ho's "Mickey 17" starring Robert Pattinson, and the latest production news on "Batman 2" and "The Penguin" series. Robert Pattinson's involvement in these projects stirs up a lot of excitement, and we discuss its potential impact.From movie sequels to voice acting, our conversation runs the gamut. We speculate on John Cena's new Matchbox-themed movie and critique the newest Transformers installment, discussing everything from its pacing to character development. Voice actors like Chris Hemsworth as Optimus Prime and Brian Henry as Megatron come under our scrutiny, as do the casting choices of notable actors like Laurence Fishburne and Steve Buscemi. We wrap up with a reflection on the Marvel Cinematic Universe's legacy, particularly its intricate character development and interconnected storytelling that made the Avengers movies so iconic. Join us for a dynamic episode full of movie critiques, Hollywood gossip, and franchise fantasies!https://msha.ke/thisseatstaken
Pastor Brian Henry from Hill City Church shares from Galatians 6:1-5, where the Apostle Paul urges the church to live in community and carry each other's burdens. The message challenges us to practice humility and compassion in our relationships, emphasizing that true community reflects the love of Christ.
When difficulties surround us, what is different about how Christians respond? Pastor Brian Henry reminds us that, as Jesus said "you are the light of the world". Light shines even brighter in darkness. Support the Show.
Several former Gloriavale workers are planning to sue the Crown for negligence. Members of the group have accused public servants of knowing about the slave labour within the community - and refusing to do anything about it. Lawyer Brian Henry says these public servants knew about the witnesses who were interviewed and the allegations. "You just don't go to the potential criminal and say - did you steal that? And if he says no, he'll walk away. You actually go evaluate the evidence and look around further." LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For some, consistent investing through a retirement fund or buying shares directly is easy. For many more, there's a bit of work involved in mustering up the motivation to start. As someone who hasn't likely taken a straight path there, I'm fairly confident that anyone can invest, and most investment tools will get the job done. What separates those who play with tools from those who actually build, is looking at the plans. It's the strategy that makes everyday investors succeed. Read more.Special thanks to Brian Henry, from Always Ethical KiwiSaver______________________Take The Home Buyers Blueprint: Get a better home; Get a better mortgage.Sign up to the KiwiSaver Millionaire Roadmap: From 6 figures to 7; Get a Rockstar Retirement!Sign up to New Wealth Foundations here: Personal finance from a wealth-builder's perspective.Thanks to Easy Crypto, New Zealand's most trusted crypto brand and what Darcy Ungaro uses.Book in a free 15-min phone call with Darcy Ungaro (financial adviser)- click on this link.Get SocialSign up to the newsletter!YouTube InstagramTikTok: @theeverydayinvestorwww.nzeverydayinvestor.comInstagramYouTubeDarcy UngaroLinkedInTwitter: @UngaroDarcywww.ungaro.co.nz________________________Affiliate Links!I may receive a financial benefit if you click on these links.HatchSharesiesEasy CryptoSharesight: (Get 5 months free)
A lawyer who's represented Gloriavale leavers is suing four Government departments, alleging they allowed abuse to happen for years. The West Coast Christian community's been thrust into the spotlight again, following the release of documentary miniseries Escaping Utopia. Barrister Brian Henry has accused the community of being 'groomers' who abused women and neglected children. "It's all set out there. I'm not saying anything other than what the court says." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A high-profile lawyer is taking the government to court for slow action against abuse at the Christian community of Gloriavale. Barrister Brian Henry has filed proceedings against Oranga Tamariki, the Department of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Social Development and Labour Inspectorate, after sending an explosive letter to the Prime Minister and other ministers calling for the West Coast commune to be shut down. Two multi-agency committees, one launched in 2015 and the other in 2022, have been tasked with monitoring Gloriavale's actions. Brian Henry says the members of those committees have let victims down. Henry spoke to Corin Dann.
Everyone's favourite green Scottish Ogre is coming to the Lime Tree Theatre, and Joe is joined by Alison Kearney and Brian Henry of The Cecilian Musical Society to chat all about it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
DJ Spider sits down with Los Angeles-based party rocker Brian Henry on "The 20 Podcast." The Baltimore native discusses his popular B-Hen Block Party, how he benefited by attending college before becoming a DJ, balancing his party lifestyle with spirituality, plus more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
OK we got Alex back for you all plus he brought in his buddy Brian one badass tattoo artis and he has some stories to tell for you all. I loved this podcast with these two! Cheers! @bhens @huntnest @gu_unfiltered_
Former Gloriavale residents say they're sceptical about government plans to pass a law banning modern slavery, saying nothing has been done to stop the practice over decades at the West Coast Christian community. A proposed law change will require companies making more than $20 million annually to publicly report on how they are minimising exploitation. Last month six former Gloriavale women won a dramatic legal victory they say vindicates their claims of labour exploitation. The Employment Court found that the women were employees at the community, contrary to the arguments from Gloriavale and the findings of the Labour Inspectorate. The judge found that none of the plaintiffs were given a choice about whether they worked in the Gloriavale kitchen or laundry, that the decision was assigned at birth.The judgement also found the work was - quote - "unrelenting, grinding, hard, and physically and psychologically demanding". Gloriavale is appealing the decision. Meanwhile the Christian community's leader Howard Temple has pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual offending against girls over more than 20 years. Kathryn speaks with former Gloriavale resident and one of the plaintiffs in the Employment Court case, Pearl Valour and the group's lawyer Brian Henry.
Brian Henry joins us! We also recap the trucks at IRP and the Indy Road Course weekend.
Jacob Milham, Jeremy Greco, and Greg Walker get together to talk some Kansas City Royals! Who steps up in the rotation after Zack Greinke landed on the 15-day IL? The crew talks about Bobby Witt Jr. standing alone in a key defensive metric, but cannot forget about one player who is also having a top-10 season. Also, Brian Henry also known as RoyalTreatment joins the show to talk Sabrmetrics! Tune in for a great show. Read Brian's article about Freddy Fermin here, titled "Freddy Fermin and 28 year-old rookies". Listen to the song Jacob talked about, Oliver Anthony's Rich Men North Of Richmond. You can follow the team on Twitter with Jeremy Greco at @hokius, Jacob Milham at @JacobMilhamKC, and Greg Walker at @Gregnotcreg. Follow the podcast itself on Twitter at @RoyalRundownPod. Visit royalsreview.com for the best updates, analysis, and history on the Kansas City Royals! Tags: #MLBpodcast #BaseballTalk #MLBfans #MLBUpdates #Royals #ForeverRoyals #RaisedRoyal #WelcomeToTheCity #RoyalsRundown #RoyalsWin #KCRoyals --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/royals-rundown/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/royals-rundown/support
How many lawyers does it take to overthrow a coercive controlling system of oppression? Twenty? A hundred? Listen to today's bonus episode to find out the answer to this age old question as Liz asks the Gloriavale Leavers legal team - Brian, Dennis and Steve - the hard questions about the recent employment case. This bonus episode is being released in response to the July 2023 girls employment court case for the women that New Zealanders will forever fondly call “The Gloriavale Six”. Show Notes: What We Believe - The Gloriavale DoctrineDennis Gates TV3 interview - July 2023Gloriavale: A Woman's Place (2016) movieThe GLST website legal tab
Jacob Milham sits down with Brian Henry for a special bonus episode just on Sabermetrics! Jacob tried to unsuccessful explain WPA/LI, so listen in as Brian makes it all make sense! You can follow the team on Twitter with Jeremy Greco at @hokius, Jacob Milham at @JacobMilhamKC, and Greg Walker at @Gregnotcreg. Follow the podcast itself on Twitter at @RoyalRundownPod. Find Kevin O'Brien's popular article here, titled "Carlos Hernandez May Be the Royals' Most Difficult Deadline Dilemma" Visit royalsreview.com for the best updates, analysis, and history on the Kansas City Royals! Tags: #MLBpodcast #BaseballTalk #MLBfans #MLBUpdates #Royals #ForeverRoyals #RaisedRoyal #WelcomeToTheCity #RoyalsRundown #RoyalsWin #KCRoyals --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/royals-rundown/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/royals-rundown/support
Excuse the short clip, but we had some technical difficulties! Brian Henry joins Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco for some more advanced analytics talk, comparing preseason projections to the Kansas City Royals at the break! Plus, what players does Brian see breaking out in the season's second half? Tune in to find out! You can follow the team on Twitter with Jeremy Greco at @hokius, Jacob Milham at @JacobMilhamKC, and Greg Walker at @Gregnotcreg. Find Brian's articles here, under the name RoyalTreatment. Visit royalsreview.com for the best updates, analysis, and history on the Kansas City Royals! Tags: #MLBpodcast #BaseballTalk #MLBfans #MLBUpdates #Royals #ForeverRoyals #RaisedRoyal #WelcomeToTheCity #RoyalsRundown #RoyalsWin #KCRoyals --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/royals-rundown/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/royals-rundown/support
Gloriavale School is under review. The Ministry of Education has confirmed the Education Review Office is investigating the school after the Employment Court ruled six women to be employees, not volunteers, during their time in the community. The women's lawyer Brian Henry told Mike Hosking that the situation is tax funded female servitude, and the ERO needs to stand up. Henry says the women were being taught to be kept separate, and to cook, clean, wash, and sew. He says this is entirely unacceptable from any education system. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
An employment court has vindicated six former Gloriavale women - who today won their employment court battle. These women claimed they were exploited and treated like slaves while they worked on domestic tasks for the community, including preparing food, cooking, cleaning and doing laundry. Their lawyer, Brian Henry, says there was a clear recipe for suppression and enslavement of women within the community. "They were programmed from birth and they were doing this and they were only educated to stay there. That looks and sounds, to me, in my opinion, like slavery." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brian Henry, Owner/President of Get Carried Away Southern Market and Catering in Pawleys Island, SC and soon in Mount Pleasant, SC talks with host Brian Cleary about the great foods they carry, the different experiences you can have at their two locations after the Mount Pleasant location opoens and just how Palmetto Cheese Homestyle Pimento Cheese is related to their food dishes.
Jacob Milham, Jeremy Greco, and Greg Walker all get together for another great episode! The crew talks about the Kansas City Royals promoted Austin Cox, and what role he will serve for the team. Salvador Perez is red hot at the plate, but WHY is he behind the plate hurt? Also, why is Jacob's wife yelling about Hunter Dozier? Plus, tune in for Brian Henry's breakdown on UzR and OAA! You will want to hear how they project Bobby Witt Jr.'s and Edward Olivares' defense this season. Tune in for a PACKED episode! You can follow the team on Twitter with Jeremy Greco at @hokius, Jacob Milham at @JacobMilhamKC, and Greg Walker at @Gregnotcreg. Visit royalsreview.com for the best updates, analysis, and history on the Kansas City Royals! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/royals-rundown/message
Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco are trying to keep things together this season, as the Kansas City Royals fall apart! How are the injured Royals players progressing in Arizona? Plus, what territory is Michael Massey approaching in 2023? Brian Henry joins the podcast again, talking about xERA and how it looks for the Royals too. All that and more on a rocking episode! You can follow the team on Twitter with Jeremy Greco at @hokius, Jacob Milham at @JacobMilhamKC, and Max Rieper at @maxrieper. Visit royalsreview.com for the best updates, analysis, and history on the Kansas City Royals! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/royals-rundown/message
Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco round up the Texas Rangers series, where the Royals extended a six-game losing streak. Amid offensive struggles and historic new lows, why are fans focused on MJ Melendez? This performance has Jacob in shambles! Plus, Brian Henry makes his debut on the show! He educates listeners on advanced metrics and how Bobby Witt Jr.'s have rapidly changed! Tune in for the new segment. You can follow the team on Twitter with Jeremy Greco at @hokius, Jacob Milham at @JacobMilhamKC, and Greg Walker at @Gregnotcreg. Visit royalsreview.com for the best updates, analysis, and history on the Kansas City Royals! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/royals-rundown/message
I sat down with my friends Brian Henry and Heath Ellingburg and had a wonderful conversation. Both of these men are quick with scripture and whit. I appreciate them giving a little of their time to my podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thisawkwardlife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisawkwardlife/support
Ferris State defeats UWF, Coach Pete Shinnick announces new Towson University gig,
UWF stomps Wingate 45 – 14; 3 pick 6s in game set an NCAA record UWF is a four seed and playing Ferris State in Michigan this Saturday at 11am CST, Griffin Cerra is a bone marrow donor – a lifesaver on and off the field.
Go Argos. Argos beat Delta State 38 – 27. Plays Wingate at home this Saturday – tix on sale at 10am at https://goargos.universitytickets.com/w/
The Celilian Musical Society are putting on hit musical ‘Oklahoma' this week in the Lime Tree Theatre!Brian Henry who play the roles of Aunt Eller and Andrew Carnes, and Jason Ronan who plays Persian peddler Ali Hakim joined us in the studio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
first victory at home in playoff season, 160 teams in Division 2 – the ARGOS are in the final 16. They will play Delta state in Cleveland, MS; Women’s Soccer and Volleyball eliminated from NCAA tournament.
Argos Football wins 56-21 in blowout, hosting D2 playoffs Saturday at Pen Air Field at 1p – playing Limestone University from S Carolina, will UWF ever go D1? How close are we? Argos Volleyball steamrolled both matches this weekend – and in tournament for the 16th year in a row.
UWF Football – they beat W Alabama 36-24, 2 more games in this season, then PLAYOFF TIME, UWF Volleyball
Argos win big this weekend, W Alabama at home next, and great news for Argo’s soccer,
Dominating performance for ARGOS football, homecoming this Saturday, Women’s soccer and volleyball
Argos Football, and all UWF sports are 15,0 and 2! Volleyball Pack it Pink Match for breast cancer awareness.
UWF sports!! Coach Shinnick plans, wear pink at Friday’s football game for breast cancer awareness, women’s soccer and volleyball!
Brian Henry, host of The B-Hen Block Party, shares his journey from working in corporate America to becoming a celebrity DJ. Dive in as Dawn explores how Buddhism has impacted his life, why he describes the Black LGBTQ+ community as a “community of healers” and how "faith and fear cannot exist on the same plane.” Follow Brian Henry on all social media:Instagram: @ItsBrianHenryInstagram: @BHenBlockPartySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
KEY POINTS: Group of ex-Gloriavale women claiming they were subjected to life of servitude Women seeking ruling in Employment Court that they were not volunteers Case follows similar proceedings by group of ex-Gloriavale men earlier in 2022 Court to hear "scandalous" evidence of forced labour and "abuse" at Christian community The first woman in a group of Gloriavale leavers claiming they were subjected to a life of servitude and forced labour says there were two options in the community - "work or get in trouble". "We had no choices … none, we went to work every day," said Serenity Pilgrim. "You just sucked it up … There was never an option of being sick … you just got used to it and that's what you did.' Pilgrim is one of six women taking their case to the Employment Court seeking a ruling that they were employees and not volunteers during their time at the secretive West Coast Christian community. Pilgrim was born at Gloriavale and spent her life there with her parents and siblings until she was 16. "As far as I can remember, I always had to work," she said. "I always had jobs." She said she worked at least 90 hours a week while at Gloriavale and her parents "had no say" in what she did there. She said work included helping with dinner, washing and cleaning and had to be done before and after school. "We would always be up around 4.30am or earlier to complete the jobs that were assigned to us before breakfast," Pilgrim said. "We had to keep working after dinner if we didn't get the jobs finished. "As I got older there was more work, more responsibilities, you were expected to grow up, be an adult… even if you don't think you have to handle it, you just have to do it. "There was no downtime, no time for me to do what I wanted to do … There was just work all the time." Pilgrim said girls had constant chores to do outside their "teams" - groups of women tasked with various domestic work in the laundry, kitchen and the like. There was no "downtime" and even if she did have any time off, she had nothing to do. "Because everyone else was working," she said. "I was expected to look after younger siblings because mum was always working … that was my downtime. "If I wasn't working then mum would be … there was always a baby so I always had to look after the baby because mum was working. I guess that was my downtime. "I looked forward to having to look after my siblings because that was a little break." Pilgrim explained that breaks were unheard of during the working day and she often went without food and water for most of the day. She was simply too busy doing her chores to stop and eat or drink. The women running the kitchen calculated what each person needed to eat each day and it was "measured out". There were three set meals a day from Monday to Saturday and nothing was provided in between. Chief Employment Court Judge Christina Inglis. Photo / George Heard On Sunday people aged 5 and older were not given any food until the evening community meal. "Half of the time I did not get proper meals because I had to work … when I left Gloriavale at age 16 I weighed 38kg. Two years after I had put on 15kg," said Pilgrim. She said there was little to no education for girls and most "scraped through" until they could work full time. "I had no option … It was just expected I would leave school and go and work on the team," she said. "They pushed us through our schooling so we could get onto the teams as soon as possible - there was no other option. "I don't know of any girl asking to do anything other than what was expected." Pilgrim said she wanted to be a midwife or teacher but was too scared to ask. "I hinted at this to my grandfather … but I gave up … I just had to accept I would work on the teams every day. "I remember I would go home to my mum and cry … I knew I did not have another option." "You were scared of being told off because you were thinking on your own … I knew that asking for other jobs just wasn't an option." Pilgrim said whenever she did hint at wanting to do other things she was lambasted by her team leaders and told "you should be happy, you should do what you are told". Pilgrim spoke of "pretty much cleaning all day" through most of her life at the commune. On "cooking days" when she was on the team tasked with feeding the 600-strong community she would work from 4am. She recalled falling asleep at breakfast because she was so tired and not eating other than "shovelling down" lunch. The day did not end until all of the community had been fed, the dishes washed and dried - mostly by hand - and the kitchen cleaned entirely ahead of the next day. Many women from Gloriavale will give evidence about their "peaceful" life in the secretive Christian community. Photo / George Heard Pilgrim said if she was on "dishes" that is all she would do from 4am to 9pm - with no help. Her feet and legs would be aching by the end and her shoes and socks sopping wet. But, she said, that was normal life for Gloriavale girls. Pilgrim also spoke of marriage in the community. "You pretty much wait for someone to show up at your door and ask 'hey, will you marry me?" "You didn't even know if you would like them. "I knew I would be expected to have child after child - no choice. "In Gloriavale your choices are all taken away from you, without you knowing." Since leaving the community Pilgrim has finished her secondary education and trained as a beauty therapist. She now works 40 hours a week, chooses how she spends her own money, gets breaks and time off. "That would never be an option at Gloriavale, women are expected to cook, clean and have kids," she said. "At Gloriavale I was always tired ... that was just how it was." "If I had a choice there is no way I would have ever done what I was made to do ... that was just what you did ... I would definitely not call the work I did volunteering - because I had no choice ... I did not decide. "We got our board and keep and we worked hard for it ... I worked because I was told to ... I had been born into Gloriavale and I didn't know anything different ... I just grew up knowing one day I would work and do all these hours and I would eventually get married and have children ... and that was just how it was going to be. "It definitely was not freedom." Pilgrim said her life now was dramatically different. "I am happy because I am free and I can make my own decisions," she said. Gloriavale's lawyer Philip Skelton QC suggested to Pilgrim that her evidence was "exaggerated and inaccurate". However she stood by her account. The court will also hear from leavers Anna Courage, Rose Standtrue, Crystal Loyal, Pearl Valour and Virginia Courage who alongside Pilgrim say they were effectively born into and kept in "servitude" - which is illegal in New Zealand - and had no power to choose their own path while living at the West Coast sect. The women will give evidence that they had to work "extremely long" hours serving the 600-strong population, mainly in "deliberately gendered" jobs including "cooking, cleaning and washing clothes". Some worked in the Gloriavale office and others as midwives. The women claim they "did not have a choice" as to whether they worked or not" and the roles forced upon them were "expressly and deliberately gendered". Furthermore, they were expected to "scrub, cook and clean for the rest of their life" or be "pregnant for the rest of their life". "They were under the control of the shepherds and had no freedom," their lawyer Brian Henry told the court. "They work, not chores - work ... and the hours get longer and harder. "They scrub and they clean and they cook and that is their lives ... with the only (break) one week holiday or having babies. "You don't oppose the shepherds ... you're out of unity if you don't just trot on and behave how you want them to. "There is no informed choice to stay and the choice to leave is difficult given the obstacles put in front of them." Members of the Gloriavale community have travelled to attend the "scandalous" Employment Court case against their leaders. Photo / George Heard Gloriavale "strongly contests" all claims of "servitude, slavery and forced labour". Their case follows a similar action by a group of former Gloriavale men - Hosea Courage, Daniel Pilgrim and Levi Courage - who the court ruled were employees from when they were just 6 years old, regularly undertaking "strenuous, difficult, and sometimes dangerous" work when they were still legally required to be at school. In that case, Judge Christina Inglis ruled that the men had worked up to 70 hours a week and were subjected to "rigorous, sometimes violent supervision", being hit if they did not work fast enough and denied food at times. Both the current and earlier cases followed multiple inquiries into the employment status of people living and working at Gloriavale. The Labour Inspectorate investigated in 2017 after concerns raised by Charities Services, and again in 2020, after allegations of long working hours were made by two community members. The results of both inquiries showed that no employment relationships existed within Gloriavale as defined by New Zealand employment law - that members of Gloriavale cannot currently be considered employees. However, the Employment Court ruled the opposite, that members are employees - and the landmark decision has opened the door for the leavers to take further court action against Gloriavale. Today Judge Inglis started hearing opening statements from lawyers for both the women and the community. The court will then hear from 49 witnesses - including the women behind the case and current members of the community. The hearing is expected to run for more than a month. - by Anna Leask, NZ HeraldSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to Paddling the Blue! Today's episode features Russell Henry. You'll recognize the last name if you've listened to his father, Brian Henry from episode 54 . Russell and his brother Graham completed an incredible paddle from Brazil to Florida. This was a great adventure and a super fun story. Russell is a great story teller. I laughed all the way along with Russell on this one, so have fun with this episode. Enjoy today's episode with Russell Henry! Connect: River Culture Kayaking Learn: Kingdom of Redonda Henry Brothers Expedition (Facebook)
Brian Henry is a Baltimore-based explorer and experimental art photographer. His work focuses on nude male photography inside abandoned places and his portraits show ghostly-like disappearing person in the eerie decay setting. He went to Bosnia where he found fragments of bones in abandoned shopping mall. He followed his ancestors family tree that lead him to visit Poland and he visited Sweden where he set up an alarm and woke up the whole village from a deep winter sleep. He's been to Chernobyl too and when this episode drops, he will be exploring in Iceland! On top of that, Brian Henry a.k.a “the squid guy” used to leave dried squids hanging from the ceiling in abandoned buildings all over the Maryland state. Why? Listen carefully to his episode to find out. There might be a story about bunch of vultures swirling above his head after smelling a dead squid. Social media: Website: brianhenryyy.com Instagram: brianhenryyy GoFundMe page to help Maureno: https://gofund.me/24fabc85 Chasing Bandos Podcast is available on chasingbandospodcast.com or your favourite podcasting app. Check out the pictures of our guest on Instagram at chasingbandospod. You can get in contact by email: contact@gregabandoned.com Why 'urbex explorers' don't share exact locations here: gregabandoned.com/urbex Intro song is Watcha Gon' Do is performed by Chris Shards [EPIDEMIC SOUND MUSIC LICENSE]. Rapid fire round background songs are: Greaser by TrackTribe and Bill Higley by Mini Vandals. Viewer discretion announcement at the beginning of the episode was done by Adrian Wunderler-Selby.
On this episode, I report on the January 6th committee's first major televised hearing on the insurrection that transpired last year. The hearing was damning, revelatory, astonishing, and gripping. Testimony from the President's daughter Ivanka Trump, Former AG Bill Barr, Jared Kushner, a Capitol police officer, filmmaker, and others. I draw a short comparison to Watergate at the end of my opening and ask some essential questions. After that, I interview Brian Henry, a political science professor at LoneStar College. Then there's reporting on Monkeypox and finally special announcements--amid the committee's next hearing tomorrow. SHOW INFORMATION: The Jeremiah Patterson Show YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmSdvXFGVYMtKItnF6qdaCw The Jeremiah Patterson Show TikTok- https://www.tiktok.com/@tjpsnews? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejeremiahpattersonshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thejeremiahpattersonshow/support
On today's episode of Behind the Community, Chamber Director Cecilia Murray chats with Waynesville R-VI School District Superintendent Dr. Brian Henry. Dr. Henry shared what he has loved about serving in this community. To learn more about the WSR Chamber and how your business can be featured on the Behind the Community podcast, email us at chamber@wsrchamber.com.
This morning we heard from Daniel Pilgrim, who successfully took his former community Gloriavale to the employment court The ruling paints a grim picture of coercive work conditions at the West Coast Christian commune - child labour, indoctrination, beatings, threats, solitary confinement, and withheld food. Barrister Brian Henry was representing the successful plaintiffs - He joins me us with the latest.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Employment Court has ruled that three members of the reclusive Gloriavale Christian community were employees working long hours from the age of just six. The landmark decision about the strenuous, difficult and sometimes dangerous work done by children is likely to have significant legal ramifications for the community on the South Island's West Coast. Jean Edwards and cameraman Nate McKinnon spoke to two of the young men who brought the case. Their lawyer Brian Henry talks to Lisa Owen.
Significant compensation could be the result of a landmark Employment Court decision. The court has ruled a group of former Gloriavale members were working as employees from six years old. Hosea and Levi Courage, and Daniel Pilgrim, sought a declaration on the status on work they did at the commune and its businesses. Lawyer Brian Henry told Heather du Plessis-Allan it's not clear what full back pay would amount to – but it could be a lot. “There will be a need for the labour inspector to look at a whole range of things which is including paying them properly, compensation for various breaches of the general employment standards that they've incurred.” LISTEN ABOVE
A great source of pride for Pulaski County is the Waynesville R-6 School District. Superintendent Dr. Brian Henry and his Successor Mrs. Hilary Bales, discuss the unique challenges and benefits of education in a Military Community. The Fort NOT Lost in the Woods Podcast is sponsored by NextHome Team Ellis, The Bow and Barrel Sportsmen Center and TK's Pizza. For more information about these sponsors, as well as The Fort NOT Lost in the Woods Podcast, please visit www.flwpodcast.com
Season 3, Episode 38, Spiritual Warfare, Part 4, with Rev. Brian Henry Hello, Thank you for listening to the Men of Integrity podcast. The podcast dedicated to addiction and recovery from an apostolic point of view. I'm your host, Cody D. Thrash, Addiction Coach and Mentor, Counselor in Training. 1. If you are considering working with me or would like to financially support this ministry,, please send me an email: cody.d.thrash@gmail.com 2. Find me on Instagram and Facebook 5. Positive reviews and 5-Star ratings are always awesome! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/menofintegrity/support
Season 3, Episode 37, Spiritual Warfare, Part 3, with Rev. Brian Henry Hello, Thank you for listening to the Men of Integrity podcast. The podcast dedicated to addiction and recovery from an apostolic point of view. I'm your host, Cody D. Thrash, Addiction Coach and Mentor, Counselor in Training. 1. If you are considering working with me or would like to financially support this ministry,, please send me an email: cody.d.thrash@gmail.com 2. Find me on Instagram and Facebook 5. Positive reviews and 5-Star ratings are always awesome! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/menofintegrity/support
Season 3, Episode 36, Spiritual Warfare, Part 2, with Rev. Brian Henry Hello, Thank you for listening to the Men of Integrity podcast. The podcast dedicated to addiction and recovery from an apostolic point of view. I'm your host, Cody D. Thrash, Addiction Coach and Mentor, Counselor in Training. 1. If you are considering working with me or would like to financially support this ministry,, please send me an email: cody.d.thrash@gmail.com 2. Find me on Instagram and Facebook 5. Positive reviews and 5-Star ratings are always awesome! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/menofintegrity/support
Season 3, Episode 35, Spiritual Warfare with Rev. Brian Henry Hello, Thank you for listening to the Men of Integrity podcast. The podcast dedicated to addiction and recovery from an apostolic point of view. I'm your host, Cody D. Thrash, Addiction Coach and Mentor, Counselor in Training. 1. If you are considering working with me or would like to financially support this ministry,, please send me an email: cody.d.thrash@gmail.com 2. Find me on Instagram and Facebook 5. Positive reviews and 5-Star ratings are always awesome! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/menofintegrity/support
Please share this!!! Hello, Thank you for listening to the Men of Integrity podcast. The podcast dedicated to addiction and recovery from an apostolic point of view. I'm your host, Cody D. Thrash, Addiction Coach and Mentor, Counselor in Training. With Co-host Rev. Brian Henry. 1. If you are considering working with me or would like to financially support this ministry,, please send me an email: cody.d.thrash@gmail.com 2. Find me on Instagram and Facebook 5. Positive reviews and 5-Star ratings are always awesome! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/menofintegrity/support
Hello, Thank you for listening to the Men of Integrity podcast. The podcast dedicated to addiction and recovery from an apostolic point of view. I'm your host, Cody D. Thrash, Addiction Coach and Mentor, Counselor in Training. With Co-Host Brian Henry 1. If you are considering working with me or would like to financially support this ministry,, please send me an email: cody.d.thrash@gmail.com 2. Find me on Instagram and Facebook 5. Positive reviews and 5-Star ratings are always awesome! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/menofintegrity/support
Thank you for joining me for today's episode of Paddling the Blue. Today's chat features a pioneer of the sport, Brian Henry. Brian is the founder of Current Designs and he will share stories of the early days of boat building alongside some of the personalities that make our sport what it is today. We are coming up on the two year anniversary of Paddling the Blue. To celebrate, we've got three $50 gift cards from our good friends at Level Six. Here's how you can win. Somewhere in this episode and the next two, that means numbers 55 and 56, I will ask a question about a previous guest. If you know the answer, submit it here for a chance to win. For this episode, you need to get your answer in by Wednesday, February 23, 2022. I will announce the winner of this show's Level Six gift card in episode 55. Enjoy today's episode with Brian Henry! Connect: Ocean River Sports Photo Credit: Bruce Holland
Hello, Thank you for listening to the Men of Integrity podcast. The podcast dedicated to addiction and recovery from an apostolic point of view. I'm your host, Cody D. Thrash, Addiction Coach and Mentor, Counselor in Training. 1. If you are considering working with me or would like to financially support this ministry,, please send me an email: cody.d.thrash@gmail.com 2. Find me on Instagram and Facebook 4. All show notes will be uploaded to Patreon in a simple, downloadable Bible study format. 5. Positive reviews and 5-Star ratings are always awesome! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/menofintegrity/support
Hello, Thank you for listening to the Men of Integrity podcast. The podcast dedicated to addiction and recovery from an apostolic point of view. I'm your host, Cody D. Thrash, Addiction Coach and Mentor, Counselor in Training. 1. If you are considering working with me or would like to financially support this ministry,, please send me an email: cody.d.thrash@gmail.com 2. Find me on Instagram and Facebook 4. All show notes will be uploaded to Patreon in a simple, downloadable Bible study format. 5. Positive reviews and 5-Star ratings are always awesome! Special Notes: I was sick https://www.openbible.info/topics/children Exciting news, Every upcoming Friday, Brian Henry. I have a worksheet that was given and completed during this week's meeting. Send me an email if you would like a copy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/menofintegrity/support
Brian Henry owner of Motor Vault and helps run Indianapolis Cars and Coffee meetup group talks with Joe Melillo about how both of businesses use Text messaging to engage with their followers.
Argos football loss, men’s and women’s soccer, women’s volleyball
Erik J. Olson talked to Brian Henry, the president of Rolfes Henry Co. He serves the firm from its Florida offices and has an extensive background in insurance litigation, fire science litigation, and product liability. Brian has been included in SuperLawyers multiple times since 2011, and holds an AV® rating from Martindale Hubbell, the highest possible rating given for legal ability and ethical standards. Brian is admitted to practice law in twenty-five different jurisdictions. Learn about the nuances of different jurisdictions and the marketing tips that help his firm succeed on this episode of the Managing Partners Podcast! —- Array Digital provides bold marketing that helps managing partners grow their law firms. arraylaw.com Follow us on Instagram: @array.digital Follow us on Twitter: @thisisarray Call us for a FREE digital marketing review: 757-333-3021 SUBSCRIBE to The Managing Partners Podcast for conversations with the nation's top attorneys.
UWF football, men’s and women’s soccer
Brian Henry joins the show to discuss UWF’s win over Shorter, and more going on with the Argos!
Brian Henry joins the show to discuss UWF Football’s loss to West Georgia, and other news with UWF athletics!
This week social media took a half-day off due to the Facebook/Instagram outage, but while most people were freaking out, some of us used that time to get our minds right and catch a breath. This week we talk to one of the nation's most sought after celebrity disc jockeys, Brian Henry - (formerly known as DJ B-Hen) - about what he's learned about himself during these strange times, what it's like dating in Los Angeles, and how he created his uber popular "BHen Block Party." To see early release videos version of each episode check out: https://www.patreon.com/bluecentric Follow Blue on Instagram: @Bluecentric - @BlueTelusma Follow Brian Henry: @itsbrianhenry - @bhenblockparty This episode is sponsored by: BluecentricShop.com
This week Barry Coates, Founder, and CEO of Mindful Money welcomes Brian Henry, founder of Amanah Ethical, and Sandra Clark, Operations Manager.Amanah Ethical's mandate is based on Sharia law and investment practice and has seen record-high returns throughout the COVID-19 crisis. They concentrate on investing in the real world of making and doing things that add value to society. In this podcast, they discuss their strong returns performance, how they operate their strict audit standards, vegan KiwiSavers, and their next steps looking into lease to buy houses as a pathway for New Zealanders to being able to own their own home.
Bazaar was founded in 2013 by Greg Hatem and Brian Henry, both originally from the Baltimore area, as a small-scale retail experiment in the Hampden neighborhood. After a year of being open, it became a full-time operation selling natural history specimens, medical and funerary antiques, natural home goods, jewelry, and prints. Eventually, Bazaar became known for curating and programming an annual taxidermy competition at The Walters Art Museum, offering taxidermy and entomology educational workshops, and for producing their own unique line of scented candles. In addition to running the store, Hatem is a musician and producer, and Henry works as a fine art photographer.If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It really makes a difference and it's always nice to read kind words.Follow us on Twitter and InstagramBe sure to check out our other podcasts:Mastermind Team's Robcast - Mastermind Team's Robcast is an irreverent and hilarious podcast covering all things pop culture and weird news. Let's Watch It Again - Let's Watch It Again is a movie review podcast from MTR The Network.★ Support this podcast ★
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Let's have a chat about Big Pharma's Role in the Pandemic and bust some of the myths surrounding the COVID vaccine and its roll out to the public with Pharma Veteran Brian Henry. A Strategic Sales Leader who builds new and existing sales teams that overcome obstacles to get more medicines to patients and sales results that exceed all expectation/sales targets. Delivers mix of strategy, innovation, and process excellence to create synergies that expand corporate capabilities and market leadership, strengthen competitive position, and increase profitability in highly competitive Biotech, Pharmaceutical, and Healthcare Industries. Trusted leader who instills vision for continuous improvement and attracts and inspires diverse teams to consistently exceed organizational expectations, increase productivity, and optimize performance. If you would like to brainstorm or collaborate on any of these perspectives, call Brian at 203-258-2726. 15+ Product Launches | Small and Large Molecules | Proven Leadership | Leadership Development |Biologic Subcutaneous Injections and Infusions | Complex Access and Reimbursement | National Sales Awards | Cardiovascular |Psychiatric Disorders | Endocrinology/Metabolic Disease | Men's Health | Respiratory |Payer Access and Contract Specialist | Architect of High Performing Teams | Results Driven Talent Selection | Performance Management | Change Management |Strategic Execution | Cross Functional Team Leadership | Data Driven Strategic Planning | Forecasting | Market Leading Growth | New Product Launch Experience | Sustained Results that Exceed | P&L Discipline
THE EMBC NETWORK featuring: ihealthradio and worldwide podcasts
Let's have a chat about Big Pharma's Role in the Pandemic and bust some of the myths surrounding the COVID vaccine and its roll out to the public with Pharma Veteran Brian Henry. A Strategic Sales Leader who builds new and existing sales teams that overcome obstacles to get more medicines to patients and sales results that exceed all expectation/sales targets. Delivers mix of strategy, innovation, and process excellence to create synergies that expand corporate capabilities and market leadership, strengthen competitive position, and increase profitability in highly competitive Biotech, Pharmaceutical, and Healthcare Industries. Trusted leader who instills vision for continuous improvement and attracts and inspires diverse teams to consistently exceed organizational expectations, increase productivity, and optimize performance. If you would like to brainstorm or collaborate on any of these perspectives, call Brian at 203-258-2726. 15+ Product Launches | Small and Large Molecules | Proven Leadership | Leadership Development |Biologic Subcutaneous Injections and Infusions | Complex Access and Reimbursement | National Sales Awards | Cardiovascular |Psychiatric Disorders | Endocrinology/Metabolic Disease | Men's Health | Respiratory |Payer Access and Contract Specialist | Architect of High Performing Teams | Results Driven Talent Selection | Performance Management | Change Management |Strategic Execution | Cross Functional Team Leadership | Data Driven Strategic Planning | Forecasting | Market Leading Growth | New Product Launch Experience | Sustained Results that Exceed | P&L Discipline
As a special guest, Mr. Brian Henry, President of Henry General Contractors, who was a former truck driver turned multi-million dollar general contractor. His journey began as a dump truck operator when a good friend approached him about doing more. The business owner was a former employer of his cousin and asked Brian, who's going to be the next MBE and the area. Realizing that his time spent sitting in the dump truck waiting on loads could be more effectively used in managing projects and teams. Brian set out to get his construction supervisor's license. Eventually, he worked his way up until the 8a program and four years later had surpassed the $10 million annual revenue mark. In today's story, we share Brian's lessons learned from his father, the trial and errors of running a business, viable lessons from building a multimillion-dollar business, speaking with multi-billion dollar executives, how he views a general contractor as a traffic director, and much, much more. This is an eye-opening episode to listen to for those of you who may want to pivot markets for those who believe they are stuck in one particular area. And for those persons looking for direction. Brian was first introduced to me by one of our Govcon EDU students. I remember meeting him in Florida at a National Parks event where he attended and we discussed his ambitions. He's a regular guy who decided that he wanted more out of life. I think that we could all relate to that.
On this episode of Level Up with Coach K I'm sitting down with Brian Henry (MY BIG BROTHER). Brian is a retired Army Veteran and now he's starting his second leg of life as a student. He's studying Psychology and he's doing everything he can to celebrate the legacy of our pops and make the family proud. In honor of Thanksgiving coming up next week we open up about our family ties and some of our most influential moments. Throughout the show we discuss the impact sports has had on our lives, our love for Gateway Baseball Field, our VILLAGE, and future dreams. This is the first of many check ins with my BIG BRO so I hope that you enjoy this episode. Listen to this episode and answer the QUESTION OF THE DAY in the comments..........”What is one of the most influential moments you experienced with your siblings.?”Follow @level27coaching on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for more content! Subscribe to our website email list www.level27coaching.com for more support! #LevelUpWithCoachK #BlackPodcaster #L27 #LifeCoaching #StudentAthleteLifeCoach #Level27LifeCoaching #CollegeAndRealLifeAdvice #Advice #LevelUpwithCoachKPodcast #Careers #Therapy #Diversity #MentalHealth #PEOPLEPERSON #CHOSEYOURPATH #Education #Family #Preparation #TECHNOLOGY #ASPIRATIONS #Spirituality #ListenToYourSpirit #TrustYourself #GETSTARTED #PRESENCE #DREAMBIG #LEARNTOADJUST #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #familyties #PreThanksgivingShow
Brian Henry talks about our new Refrigeration services and even more broadly, what we mean by refrigeration within the HVAC industry.
Tuesday at 7pm eastern on the “Long Beach Joe Show” we will discuss the evaluation for this current New York Jets team after 4 weeks. What are the improvements that need to be made? Are there players that have performed better than expectations? Are there players that you think need to step it up? We will cover that and more! Also, we will have special guest and New York Jets legendary player Marty Lyons on the show as well to share info on his newly released book and we'll also have Brian Henry live on the show to talk to us about “Beats To Beat Breast Cancer”. If you want to share your takes live on the show the number to call in is (515) 602-9639! Please call in and share your takes! GO JETS
Our Curious Amalgam is having a party and you're invited! In this special one-year anniversary episode, host Alicia Downey speaks with guests Brian Henry, immediate past chair of the ABA Antitrust Law Section, and John Roberti, the regular co-host of OCA, about how they created a podcast from scratch, including the origin story of our curious name. Listen to this episode to hear about our curious co-hosts' favorite episodes over the past year. Hosted by: Alicia Downey, Downey Law LLC
Mike Bloomberg paid off over $20M debt for convicted felons in Florida so they can vote, Walmart is set to hire seasonal workers, and Costco has stopped carrying products from a pimento cheese brand, Palmetto Cheese, after owner Brian Henry called the Black Lives Matter and Antifa movements “terror organizations.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this edition of Zeit Wine Vinegar Jack and Miles discuss the results of the Breonna Taylor trial, 4 people have filed a civil rights lawsuit against Kyle Rittenhouse and Facebook, the owner of Palmetto Cheese, Brian Henry, called BLM "terrorists", and Rolling Stone released a "500 Best Albums of All Time" list. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Gino and Sarah talk to Dr Brian Henry, Vice President, Drug Product Design at Pfizer. Join them and discover how research into COVID-19 vaccines and treatments is progressing, as well as how pharmacy in general R&D has changed post-COVID.
Tens of thousands in donors' funds given to the New Zealand First Foundation were spent paying expenses, wages and bills for people closely associated with the New Zealand First leader Winston Peters. The foundation, which has bankrolled NZ First using secret donations from wealthy business people, spent more than $130,000 on a company run by Brian Henry, who's the personal lawyer and close friend of Peters. Earlier this year the police referred the foundation to the Serious Fraud Office over issues related to donations made to the Foundation. RNZ In Depth reporters Guyon Espiner and Kate Newton have been investigating the foundation since last year. Newton speaks to Susie Ferguson.
Honored this week to sit down with my friend Brian Henry. Imagine raving to grime tunes in London, going to a late-night Afro-Beats house party in South Africa, and finally ending up in Hollywood for the launch of your favorite artist’s new album. These experiences depict the world-wind of musical moments curated by Brian Henry. Leaving a career path in investment banking, he’s emerged as one of America’s hottest young talents. Formerly known as DJ B-Hen, he honed his skills at Los Angeles’ renowned Scratch DJ Academy. With a hustle, ambition and showmanship unlike any of his counterparty –Brian Henry is a resident DJ on ABC’s Good Morning America in New York City, and displayed extreme showmanship as a standout contestant on VH1’s premiere DJ competition show: Master of the Mix. Brian Henry has most notably performed for The President of the United States, Barack Obama and The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama. From the Swag Surf to the Tootsie Roll, the entire White House let loose to the sounds of B-Hen during a private reception for The First Lady’s closest aid. His high-profile events also include DJ sets for Beyonce, Cardi B, Pharrell, Sundance Film Festival, New York Fashion Week and Harvard Business School. While musically illustrating events is his core passion, he also devotes his talent to eradicating breast cancer. After losing his mother, Tracy, to a vicious 14-month battle with the disease, he honors survivors and those fighting the disease with Beats to Beat Breast Cancer™. The non-profit, multi-city event series utilizes the power of music to drive awareness and raise funds for breast cancer research, particularly within the African American community. Brian Henry has performed across North America, The Caribbean, Italy, South Africa, Morocco, and The United Kingdom. His cornerstone event: The B-Hen Block Party™ annually draws over 1,500 guests in Los Angeles and in 2020 the event series will travel across the U.S. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/7questions/support
The biggest story of the week has been the scandal surrounding the New Zealand First Foundation, but what happens next? The Electoral Commission is seeking information from the party and its foundation, following claims of undisclosed donations.Some donors have told Stuff they weren't aware donations were going to the foundation, and not the political party.Party leader Winston Peters says the foundation is to help promote democracy in New Zealand.He says there's nothing illegal or secret about the New Zealand First Foundation and says the idea his lawyer and others were seeking to do something illegal is preposterous.If any irregularities are found, it could be passed on to the Serious Fraud Office, with politicians such as David Seymour already threatening to do that.Political commentator Shane Te Pou told The Weekend Collective that if the foundation is behaving illegally, why would the party have called it the New Zealand First Foundation?"Brian Henry's got a 20 plus year history with Winston Peters, I think it looks transparent with me."He says one of the big consequences of this could be changes to electoral law and donations, with a greater level of transparency."Our laws really were designed in a simpler time. Politics is complex, and there's a lot more money in the political system than there was 10 to 15 years ago."
The biggest story of the week has been the scandal surrounding the New Zealand First Foundation, but what happens next? The Electoral Commission is seeking information from the party and its foundation, following claims of undisclosed donations.Some donors have told Stuff they weren't aware donations were going to the foundation, and not the political party.Party leader Winston Peters says the foundation is to help promote democracy in New Zealand.He says there's nothing illegal or secret about the New Zealand First Foundation and says the idea his lawyer and others were seeking to do something illegal is preposterous.If any irregularities are found, it could be passed on to the Serious Fraud Office, with politicians such as David Seymour already threatening to do that.Political commentator Shane Te Pou told The Weekend Collective that if the foundation is behaving illegally, why would the party have called it the New Zealand First Foundation?"Brian Henry's got a 20 plus year history with Winston Peters, I think it looks transparent with me."He says one of the big consequences of this could be changes to electoral law and donations, with a greater level of transparency."Our laws really were designed in a simpler time. Politics is complex, and there's a lot more money in the political system than there was 10 to 15 years ago."
A former MP says New Zealand First needs to clear up questions about the relationship between the party, and its foundation.The Electoral Commission is looking into whether the party has been filtering undeclared donations through a foundation in the same name.Brian Henry, who's behind the foundation, is threatening to sue National leader Simon Bridges and MP Nick Smith over comments said in the House.Former United Future leader Peter Dunne told Tim Dower the party has some questions to answer."The problem has emerged because the explanations have been murky and vague and not entirely clear and down the line, so they have immediately raised suspicion."LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW ABOVE
More than two years after it was publicly revealed he had been overpaid superannuation, lawyers for Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters say they're set to explain how the error happened.Peters will tomorrow trade Wellington for Auckland as he takes the stand to give evidence in a privacy lawsuit he is bringing against former National Government ministers Anne Tolley and Paula Bennett, the Ministry of Social Development, the chief of the public sector watchdog, and a top civil servant.Since 2017, the New Zealand First leader has argued he was the victim of dirty politics when media were told he had paid back seven years of superannuation overpayments.National has consistently denied being behind the leaks, as has the public service.Over the next three weeks, politicians, officials and journalists will front the High Court to figure out whether Peters was wronged and by whom.But while the core of the case will largely focus on how the information got to reporters, a remaining question from the saga has been how the overpayments began in the first place.On August 27, 2017 – less than a month out from a general election – Peters issued a statement to media announcing he had given back years of superannuation overpayments to the Ministry of Social Development. It came in response to questions from reporters.Peters had, since 2010, accidentally been receiving a single person's pension, despite living with his long-time partner Jan Trotman. Peters said he had repaid the money immediately after the error was raised with him.It was later reported the payments added up to about $18,000.In preliminary hearings, the court was told by Peters "an error had been made when the form was completed"."The plaintiff's analysis is that the MSD processed an incomplete form and made the mistake so that it was the MSD who made the calculations, not the plaintiff," Chief High Court Justice Geoffrey Venning said in a decision in October.Peters' lawyer, Brian Henry, says when he makes his opening statement on Monday, he intends to explain it was a mistake by ministry staff, not Peters, that led to overpayments.Henry would not elaborate, but said the issue would be canvassed extensively.Lawyers for the government departments are also understood to be calling staff who directly dealt with Peters' case, potentially clarifying the situation.Court documents earlier showed Peters was also sent a letter four years into his seven years of overpayments by officials asking him to confirm if he was "single"."I have no recollection of receiving the same but I do not doubt I would have received it," Peters told the court.But he said because nothing had changed in his living situation from 2010, he would not have thought there was a reason to correct it.Meanwhile, Peters' lawyers are seeking up to $450,000 in damages and declarations his privacy has been breached.They are not, however, pointing the finger at anyone in particular."It's a group of people had the private information, and they were a confined and contained group of people," Henry said.A total of about 40 people are understood to have been made aware of the superannuation issue before ministers were briefed.The Ministry of Social Development is one of the five listed defendants – representing its staff.Other defendants who will take the stand this week are National MP Tolley, who was Social Development Minister when officials discovered the overpayments, and Bennett, who was State Services Minister.Both were briefed by officials about Peters' superannuation payments in 2017 under the "no surprises" rule – a convention that tells public servants to brief ministers urgently on matters of significance to their portfolios.Tolley and Bennett have denied having anything to do with the leak and are expected to tell the court they knew nothing about it.Peters' team will argue the officials breached privacy by telling the ministers.Other defendants to take the stand will be State...
The D+A Podcast ep. 17 : “Bryan Henry & Botching Names” (11/15/18) Topics: - Zion Williamson & RJ Barrett - The Perseverance and Pain of Brian Tyree Henry - What happened to the black comedy films? - RIP Stan Lee & Pokemon Featured Music: Trey Graves - On My Mind Trey Graves - whatuwannado? Aaliya Hallah - Stay Aaliya Hallah - Lost In Translation Boooka.Wav - Say So Lona - This Too Shall Pass Disco Shrine - Everyday ft. Omenihu
Orion’s goal is to provide resources to not only help you in your job search, but throughout your entire military to civilian transition. In this episode I’m joined by Doug Nordman, author of The Military Guide to Financial Independence and Retirement / founder of The Military Guide website, and Brian Henry, Senior Vice President of Recruiting at Orion. During Part 1 of our conversation with Doug, we’ll discuss: • Retirement options • The decision to leave active duty • Recent changes in the military pension system • Financial myths of retirement
On this episode, we speak with Brian Henry. He's a graduate of Morehouse College. He's one of the nation's hottest young DJs. DJ B-Hen has performed for The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama and celebrities like Pharrell, Usher and, Queen Latifah. During this episode we talk about his HBCU experience, his journey to a career in entertainment and his nonprofit, Beats to Beat Breast Cancer ™. For more information about Brian “DJ B-Hen” visit www.DJBHen.com or follow him on social at @DJBHen Visit www.TheHBCUPodcast.com and follow us on social media at @TheHBCUPodcast SHOW NOTES: - "Our gifts will make room for themselves, if we only allow ourselves the opportunity..."[4:28] - DJ-ing for the First Lady Michelle Obama [16:22] - HBCU Life @ Morehouse [20:36] -Beats to Beat Breast Cancer ™ [27:35] #HBCURising Audio "Morehouse Brothers" [40:44]
There isn’t just one way to practice antitrust law. In this Special Report, host January Kim talks to the in-house antitrust lawyers of large corporations, including Gary Zanfagna with Honeywell, Brian Henry with Coca-Cola, Rich Wallis with Microsoft, and Paula Martucci with Wal-Mart about the difference between private and in-house practices. Their discussion includes what skills are needed for in-house lawyers and what they enjoy most about their positions. They also talk about how their ABA Antitrust Section leadership positions have helped their careers. Brian R. Henry is senior managing counsel at Venturing and Emerging Brands and North America competition counsel for The Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta, Georgia. January Kim is an associate in the Global Competition Practice of White & Case. Paula C. Martucci is associate general counsel at Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Her expertise is in the areas of litigation management, compliance, and information systems security governance. Richard J. Wallis is vice president and deputy general counsel for the Microsoft Devices Group at Microsoft Corporation, headquartered in Redmond, Washington. Gary Zanfagna is chief antitrust counsel and Associate General Counsel at Honeywell International Inc.
We'll introduce the new Relic Roundup t-shirts and how to get yours, plus talk with the detectorist Brian Henry who actually makes them and other fine products at Tenacious Treasure Tracker. Call in with your questions and comments, join in our interactive chat, or just listen in. Our call in number is 678 439-1863. We hope to see you there. Join us at 9 pm est, Monday, June 20 to listen live, call in, or join our chat room.
Main Show Special Sneak Peek this week with hosts iSean 7 Plus, Paul, Bob, and Josey joined in studio by Mike, Coop, and Kyle from Stiletto! with producer Brian Henry to premiere a few new songs from their upcoming E.P. Interrobang, and give us some insight into recording and fun stories about writing and playing. Plus! RIP Kimbo and Ali. This weeks topics include: Circle K is life, Spotify Money, Call 311 Stiletto! Interrobang will be released June 24th 2016 with a Release show at the Musica in Akron
Brian Henry is the vice president of corporate communications for Express Scripts. When you think about the pharmaceutical industry, you might not always think of innovation; however, taking a peek behind the scenes at Express Scripts will change that tune. A Fortune 25 company, Express Scripts touches nearly 85,000,000 Americans every year. One part pharma, one part big data, the innovation involved in logistics and maintaining quality service is astounding. Storytelling is a critical role in the world of innovation and Brain is a corporate storyteller. Take a listen as we dig deeper and take a deeper look at Express Scripts.
Studio Infinite is falling apart this week on the Main Show, Sean is back this week with Paul and Bob and we have Brian Henry and Eric Brewer both in studio this week. We talk about publishing books on amazon and play a fun round of Good or Shitty! This weeks topics include: embarrassing t-shirts, directions, 3D printing kids. This weeks episode is sponsored by: The Rickety Cricket Comedy Show | Amazon Music used by: Jovan Wilder and the Wild Things
Mark continues to comment on the Israeli raid on the flotilla and for the first time in his life finds himself in agreement with Joe Biden! Also covered are the LGBT parade and Nancy Pelosis recent Theological comments. Brian Henry of Better Courts Now and author Claire Berlinski also joins.
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