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A graduate of the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy (now the University of Missouri–Rolla), Keith Bailey's initial degree was in mechanical engineering. His academic record was augmented several years later with a professional degree in mechanical engineering from UMR and the completion of studies at the Harvard University Program for Management Development. In 1973 Keith became an assistant to the V.P. of Operations at Williams Pipeline Company. In the succeeding years, he assumed growing responsibilities with various units of the company until he was named President in 1992. In 1994 he was named CEO and Chairman of the Board.As a dedicated supporter of the United Way, Keith has served as a Campaign Chair as well as Board Chair. His United Way involvement extended to the national level. His commitment to education resulted in his service to the University of Tulsa with two terms as Board President.Listen to Keith talk about the difficulties in getting his first job, his admiration for John Williams, and 9/11 on the podcast and website VoicesOfOklahoma.com.

On this episode of the podcast, Rick Gates, then-first time presidential candidate Donald Trump's 2016 Deputy Campaign Chairman dives into the anticipated transition process for President Trump's second term, highlighting critical appointments and their far-reaching impact. Gates reflects on President Joe Biden's respectful meeting with the incoming 47th president, suggesting Biden's cordial approach was a gesture of recognizing Trump's ‘resounding' victory. He also underscores President Trump's strengthened national security team, shaped by insights from the first term and extensive transition process. Other key appointments include Tom Homan as Border Czar, Elon Musk to streamline government efficiency and Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense — each seen as essential to Trump's second-term agenda. Gates also envisions transformative leadership within several agencies, discussing the potential of Cabinet members like Florida Representative Matt Gaetz as U.S. Attorney General and former New York Congressman Lee Zeldin as EPA Administrator as they're both poised to bring sweeping reforms under their leadership and at the direction of President Donald J. Trump.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Shirlene Ostrov, chair of the Donald Trump presidential campaign in Hawaii, pointed to targeted tax cuts that, if enacted, could benefit Hawaii's service workers. "Most of the people voting for Donald Trump are excited about the cuts that are aimed towards working and middle class people," she said.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AP correspondent Jackie Quinn reports the head of President Biden's reelection campaign insists the president is not stepping down, despite more calls from Democrats that he do so.

What gave Taxi Driver its edge? What was Mary Poppins secret life? If filmmaking is all about “creating lies”, when does the lie become more real than the truth?Featured film discussions from screenings at Sag Harbor Cinema, following on our interview with April Gornik, community activist/organizer and artist. She is a director of Sag Harbor Cinema and was Campaign Chair for the restoration of the Cinema after a fire nearly destroyed it in 2016. Today the SHG screens a variety of contemporary and classic films, hosting events and public screenings in the presence of filmmakers and actors. You can hear our full interview with Gornik and other artists brought to the stages of Sag Harbor Cinema and The Church Arts & Creativity Center on The Creative Process podcast.Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center is dedicated to presenting the past, present and future of the movies and to preserving and educating about films, filmmaking, and the film-going experience in its three state-of-the-art theaters and in the surrounding community. The Cinema engages its audiences and the community year-round through dialogue, discovery, and appreciation of the moving image – from blockbusters to student shorts and everything in between. Revitalized and reimagined through unprecedented community efforts to rebuild the iconic Main Street structure after a fire nearly destroyed it in 2016, SHC continues a tradition of entertainment, education, and enrichment in the heart of Sag Harbor Village.https://sagharborcinema.org/www.aprilgornik.comwww.thechurchsagharbor.orgwww.creativeprocess.infowww.oneplanetpodcast.orgIG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastAudio courtesy of Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center.

What gave Taxi Driver its edge? What was Mary Poppins secret life? If filmmaking is all about “creating lies”, when does the lie become more real than the truth?Featured film discussions from screenings at Sag Harbor Cinema, following on our interview with April Gornik, community activist/organizer and artist. She is a director of Sag Harbor Cinema and was Campaign Chair for the restoration of the Cinema after a fire nearly destroyed it in 2016. Today the SHG screens a variety of contemporary and classic films, hosting events and public screenings in the presence of filmmakers and actors. You can hear our full interview with Gornik and other artists brought to the stages of Sag Harbor Cinema and The Church Arts & Creativity Center on The Creative Process podcast.Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center is dedicated to presenting the past, present and future of the movies and to preserving and educating about films, filmmaking, and the film-going experience in its three state-of-the-art theaters and in the surrounding community. The Cinema engages its audiences and the community year-round through dialogue, discovery, and appreciation of the moving image – from blockbusters to student shorts and everything in between. Revitalized and reimagined through unprecedented community efforts to rebuild the iconic Main Street structure after a fire nearly destroyed it in 2016, SHC continues a tradition of entertainment, education, and enrichment in the heart of Sag Harbor Village.https://sagharborcinema.org/www.aprilgornik.comwww.thechurchsagharbor.orgwww.creativeprocess.infowww.oneplanetpodcast.orgIG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastAudio courtesy of Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center.

What gave Taxi Driver its edge? What was Mary Poppins secret life? If filmmaking is all about “creating lies”, when does the lie become more real than the truth?Featured film discussions from screenings at Sag Harbor Cinema, following on our interview with April Gornik, community activist/organizer and artist. She is a director of Sag Harbor Cinema and was Campaign Chair for the restoration of the Cinema after a fire nearly destroyed it in 2016. Today the SHG screens a variety of contemporary and classic films, hosting events and public screenings in the presence of filmmakers and actors. You can hear our full interview with Gornik and other artists brought to the stages of Sag Harbor Cinema and The Church Arts & Creativity Center on The Creative Process podcast.Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center is dedicated to presenting the past, present and future of the movies and to preserving and educating about films, filmmaking, and the film-going experience in its three state-of-the-art theaters and in the surrounding community. The Cinema engages its audiences and the community year-round through dialogue, discovery, and appreciation of the moving image – from blockbusters to student shorts and everything in between. Revitalized and reimagined through unprecedented community efforts to rebuild the iconic Main Street structure after a fire nearly destroyed it in 2016, SHC continues a tradition of entertainment, education, and enrichment in the heart of Sag Harbor Village.https://sagharborcinema.org/www.aprilgornik.comwww.thechurchsagharbor.orgwww.creativeprocess.infowww.oneplanetpodcast.orgIG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastAudio courtesy of Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center.

Greg and Dan talk to RLI COO Jen Klobnak about this year's Salvation Army Tree of Lights campaign and being named the Campaign Chair. Klobnak discusses her beginnings of working with the Salvation Army, this year's goal of raising $2.2 million for the campaign, the emphasis of every dollar counting, and how to donate or volunteer this holiday season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

National's campaign chair has clarified his earlier warnings of a second election.   The final vote count reveals National's dropped two seats to 48, which means it no longer has a majority with ACT's 11 and will need New Zealand First.   During the campaign Chris Bishop cautioned voters could be sent back to the polls if the three parties couldn't come to an arrangement.   Today he told Andrew Dickens that was only one scenario.   “As things have turned out, there have been really productive and constructive conversations between New Zealand First and National, and also between National and ACT, and so that is not a possibility.”  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our conversation for United Way Day featured United Way Northern Shenandoah Valley's CEO, Kaycee Childress and Dr. Yolanda Barbier Gibson, VP for Student Affairs at Shenandoah University and this year's Campaign Chair, to discuss the annual campaign. The theme for this year's campaign is "Be the Change. Empowering with Passion to make the Impossible Happen." The pair explained how the campaign works, its importance, and where the money goes. We discussed workplace campaigns, and how individuals can make donations. Kaycee told us how some local businesses create events for their staff to participate in and raise funds. Yolanda gave us quite an eye-opening rundown of how far a small donation can go to make a big impact in our community.  Learn more on their website: https://www.unitedwaynsv.org/give 

National has disclosed allegations of violence and intimidation threatening to disrupt their election campaign. Allegations claim a gang threat has forced a candidate to move house, a volunteer's faced death threats, and another's been the victim of a dog attack. Labour's Angela Roberts has reported being slapped at a debate, and Te Pati Maori's Hana Maipi-Clarke says she's had a politically-motivated home invasion. National Campaign Chair Chris Bishop says the gangs are campaigning for a third Labour term and aim to keep National out of Government. "The behaviour our candidates have experienced on the campaign trail has been disgraceful. There's been death threats, there's been people having to move house, one of our candidates has had a Head Hunters member threaten them when they're out at dinner." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Trump has named former Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson his top aide in the campaign to win the Massachusetts primary, and Hodgson joins Howie to talk about why we need 45 back in the White House.

Dan Helmer is an Army vet and Campaign Chair of the Democratic Caucus in Virginia's House of Delegates. In this episode of Against All Enemies, he and Ken Harbaugh discuss the extremist policies of the Virginia GOP, led by Governor Glenn Youngkin, and why the stakes in the upcoming election there will have national implications.  Subscribe to the Against All Enemies podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/against-all-enemies/id1696526687 Support our sponsor, Storied Hats, here: www.storiedhats.com, and use code BOATS at checkout for 15% off the first hat, 50% off the second. Credits: Producer and Co-Host, Ken Harbaugh Producer, Mikel Ellcessor Associate Producer, Isabel Robertson Theme music by Stephanie Kowal & Seowon Hyun Theme music produced by Tony Morales Motion Designer, Joe Vaccarino

Tucson crime report...not a pretty picture. Mayoral candidate Ed Ackerley and his campaign chairman Sixto Molina join Chris to discuss issue facing Tucson, including rising crime. Dr. Ackerley discusses many areas of city performance and why he is the best candidate for Mayor.

Rob Arlett and Rick Jensen discuss the Trump prosecution charges, societal effects and listen to callers' opinions.

In this episode of Uplifting Conversations, Toussaint chats with Lenore Anderson, President Alliance for Safety & Justice about her journey from attorney to justice and safety advocate.Links to purchase Lenore's new book In Their Names Here: https://thenewpress.com/books/their-names All proceeds will be donated to Alliance for Safety and Justice.@_lenoreanderson @SafeAndJust https://asj.allianceforsafetyandjustice.org/Lenore is the co-founder and President of Alliance for Safety and Justice, and founder of Californians for Safety and Justice. She is an attorney with extensive experience working to reform criminal justice and public safety systems. Lenore was the Campaign Chair and co-author of Proposition 47, a 2014 California ballot initiative to reduce incarceration and reallocate prison spending to mental health, drug treatment, K-12 programs and victim services. The initiative represents the first time in the nation voters have elected to reclassify multiple sections of the penal code to reduce incarceration and reallocate state money from prisons to communities. More than half a billion dollars has been reallocated from state prisons to community-based public safety programs. She also served on the Executive Committee for California's Proposition 57 to expand prison rehabilitation and earned credit for release and Florida's Amendment 4 to provide voting eligibility to people with old records in Florida. Previously, Lenore served as Chief of Policy and Chief of the Alternative Programs Division at the San Francisco District Attorney's Office, where she spearheaded innovative initiatives to expand alternatives to incarceration and build community partnerships. She also crafted local and state legislation to aid victims of domestic violence and protect violent crime witnesses. Lenore also previously served as Director of Public Safety for the Oakland Mayor, overseeing the Mayor's violence reduction initiatives, and as Director of the San Francisco Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice where she oversaw the city's violence prevention grants and launched city-community partnerships to improve public safety. Lenore serves on the Advisory Board of the Institute for Innovations in Prosecution of John Jay College of Criminal Justice and is a member of the California Health and Human Services Agency's Behavioral Health Task Force. She served as the inaugural Chair of the Board of the Center for Youth Wellness, an initiative to reduce the health impacts of toxic stress on urban youth. She holds a J.D. from NYU School of Law and a B.A. from UC Berkeley, and lives with her family in Oakland, California.

State Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris, the Chair of the New York Democratic Senate Committee, joined the show to discuss the State Senate battleground races and Democrats' hopes for keeping their supermajority.

9:05 - 9:20 - Blackface video controversy Utah is back in the national spotlight - but for a bad reason. A viral video shows Utah teens walking around a Walmart in Cedar City in blackface and prisoner costumes for Halloween. To top it off, they were accompanied by a white female dressed as a police officer. Governor Cox has responded with disappointment. Dan Rascon from KSL 5 joins the show to share what he found out about the video, police and school district involvement, and the wrong kids being improperly outed as culprits in Black face costumes.   9:35 - Drag show in St. George KSL.com investigation reveals how a drag show in the “town square” in St. George caused a stir behind the scenes at City Hall and may have cost taxpayers a $625k payout to a top city official. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas weighs in on if drag shows can ever be banned in the town square.   9:50 - Where does $100 go? Tax has always been a confusing topic. What are the different types and levels of taxes? Where does all of our money go when we pay for taxes? Feeling broke and taxed to death, Dave and Debbie take a $100 bill and break down how all types of taxes eat away at your hard-earned income.   10:05 - GOP vs. Democrat mail-in voting trends Utah's mail-in voting is slower this year compared to 2018 and 2020's elections. National Republicans have increasingly opposed absentee ballots since 2016, but Utah has stood apart in its support for the practice. Are Republicans voting less by mail this year? What will the slowdown mean for the overall election? Longtime Salt Lake County Clerk Sherrie Swensen joins the show to discuss the trends and what they mean for Utah.   10:20 - Breakdown of Evan McMullin's interview Last night, Utah Senate candidate Evan McMullin joined KSL at Night to emphasize how an independent Utah Senator would make Utah matter more nationally. Joined by Leah Murray, Political Science Professor at Weber State University and Host of KSL at Night, Dave and Debbie dig into the interview's details, including a national debate that was supposed to happen on Fox News and was shut down by Senator Lee's campaign.    10:35 - 10:50 - Should TikTok be banned? The FCC announced that the U.S. should ban TikTok due to privacy concerns regarding China's involvement with the app, and FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr has been warning about this since June of this year. This brings up the question: Should TikTok be banned? Dave and Debbie discuss with Earl Foote, CEO of Nexus IT Consultants, who shares his thoughts on what we need to worry about. 11:05 - News around the world with Boyd Matheson As the nation sets their focus on the midterm elections, there are other parts of the world that are going through similar issues. Brazil and Israel are also in election season. In the UK, the new Prime Minister is starting his role. North Korea keeps firing missiles and supplying artillery to Russia. Boyd Matheson, Host of KSL's Inside Sources, joins the show to give Dave and Debbie a quick world tour of all the top news.   11:20 - Capitol police security In 2021 alone, the Capitol Police were made aware of ten thousand threats. That huge number and the politically motivated attack on Paul Pelosi have pushed the Chief of the Capitol Police to call for heightened security for members of Congress. Dave and Debbie examine an interview this morning with ABC law enforcement reporter Luke Barr. The hosts break down the spectrum of political violence from far right to far left, which two groups receive the most threats of violence, and how much more security will be needed.    11:35 - Senator Mike Lee's campaign Election Day is just a few days away, meaning that it's time to get those ballots filled out. Earlier we did a breakdown of Evan McMullin's campaign and interview with KSL at Night. How is Mike Lee's campaign doing? Amelia Powers Gardner, Utah County Commissioner and Campaign Chair for Senator Mike Lee, joins the show to talk about the campaign and share her response to the low voter turnout in Utah.   11:50 - Blackface video updates The viral video of the teens wearing blackface in Cedar City has received 3.4 million views on Twitter alone. What exactly are the police and school investigating? Are punishments being floated? KSL reporter Aimee Cobabe joins the show to give more details and updates on the case.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Election Day is just a few days away, meaning that it's time to get those ballots filled out. Earlier we did a breakdown of Evan McMullin's interview with KSL at Night. How is Mike Lee's campaign doing? Amelia Powers Garnder, Utah County Commissioner and Campaign Chair for Senator Mike Lee, joins the show to talk about the campaign and her response to low voter turnout. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In This weeks episode, the fellas talk about the allegations that Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams funneled millions in campaign dollars to her campaign chair's law firm. We ask; how this is possible, and why isn't this getting much coverage? And then we tackle the recent report that the Black community is suffering from a Black sperm donor crisis. Why is this an issue, who is affected, and what are the causes? And for a our Black Light segment we are joined by community leader and local hero, Alex Mingus of Saint Paul Minnesota. His viral video of him condemning the police as he was receiving the medal of valor from the local police department had many cheering, and asking question. All that and much more. Informed. Intelligent. In The Black!

In This weeks episode, the fellas talk about the allegations that Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams funneled millions in campaign dollars to her campaign chair's law firm. We ask; how this is possible, and why isn't this getting much coverage? And then we tackle the recent report that the Black community is suffering from a Black sperm donor crisis. Why is this an issue, who is affected, and what are the causes? And for our Black Light segment we are joined by community leader and local hero, Alex Mingus ( @mingusalex ) of Saint Paul Minnesota. His viral video of him condemning the police as he was receiving the medal of valor from the local police department had many cheering, and asking question. All that and much more. Informed. Intelligent. In The Black! Please consider becoming part of the ITBP Family by joining us over at Patreon. Follow us on social media @InTheBlackPdcst on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Check out our In The Black Podcast Merchandise

On this month's edition of Under One Roof host Mark Savard is joined by Tim Richter, President and CEO of the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness and Campaign Chair of Vote Housing. Together they discuss the role that public policy plays in the issues of housing and homelessness.

Tom welcomes back Jim Forsythe to the show. Jim explains the purpose of "Citizens for Sound Money". Jim discusses some of the history and the gradual disconnect from sound money during the last century. A gold-backed currency places massive constraints on government spending and forces them to spend within their means. The lack of sound money is a primary cause of much of the world's problems. As we print dollars many of them move overseas and by that mechanism, we export our inflation to other countries. That is slowly changing as other countries utilize their currencies to buy commodities between countries. There has been a steady policy of de-dollarization by other nations for some time. Jim discusses the problems with the approach taken towards Russia and why the military-industrial complex has unfortunately continued to treat them as an enemy. This is not a black-and-white conflict. Western politicians are heavily invested in Ukrainian politics. We see this spilling over into virtue-signaling which is creating further division. State-level governments are generally more representative of their population's interests. New Hampshire is a good example of this because of the number of representatives. This makes it harder for outsiders to lobby that many politicians and those elected are more known at a local level. He explains the importance of asset-backed digital currencies. These are backed by physical metals and it's important these have redemption policies and audits. Many of the founders of the United States wanted what amounts to a decentralized system of finance. It encouraged competition and helped keep things honest. Today leverage ratios are completely blown out and we have a lot of dishonesty in the system. Time Stamp References:0:00 - Introduction0:40 - Citizens for Sound Money1:50 - 1913, 1971 & Fiat Systems5:42 - Gold Backed Money & Morality10:24 - Russia Sanctions & Inflation18:10 - Constitutional Money23:09 - State-Level Politics28:20 - Asset-Backed D.C.34:47 - Terms & Conditions44:10 - Concluding Thoughts45:55 - Premiums47:26 - Wrap Up Talking Points From This Episode The importance of having sound money.Inflation, money printing, and more supply problems from sanctions.Why state-level government is generally more representative.Importance of asset-backed digital currencies. Guest Links:Website: https://citizens4soundmoney.orgTwitter: https://twitter.com/JimForsythe5Twitter: https://twitter.com/4SoundMoneyReddit User: https://www.reddit.com/user/Forsytjr2Reddit Group: https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetsilver/ Jim Forsythe is a Cornell graduate who studied Russian and Engineering (B.S., M.Eng) and visited the Soviet Union in '84 and '86. His visits to the Communist country cemented his strong belief in free markets. Jim flew KC-135s in the Air Force and taught at the Air Force Academy after receiving his Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering. He was a small business owner in New Hampshire after leaving the Air Force. After campaigning for Ron Paul for the 2008 election, he was elected to N.H. Senate, and as a prime sponsor, passed Education Tax Credits and Medical Marijuana. In the 2012 election, he served as N.H. Campaign Chair for Dr. Paul. He has been a precious metal and mining investor since 2007 and is a member of the Reddit Wallstreet silver sub and an active participant in #silversqueeze and #SilverIsMoney on Twitter.

Today, we've invited 2022 Campaign Chair Laura Vinson to share about our Community Partners and the incredible work they do. Amanda and Laura also talk a little Women's History as Laura steps up to be the second woman in Lubbock Area United Way history to serve as both Board Chair and Campaign Chair. Learn more about our Community Partners. Find your way to get involved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lubbockareaunitedway/support

Nina Turner, former Ohio State Senator and Campaign Chair for Bernie Sanders' Presidential campaign, has announced she is running for Congress once again! While she came short in her last race, there's hope she can pull it out this time which would be an amazing win for the progressive movement. Get connected below! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lukebeasleyofficial/ TikTok - https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdSfpPHw/ Citations: First video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eajHyf26XVc&t=0s Second video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJdPa6srdWw&t=228s Third video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwld9zyFNls&t=0s Poll - https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/politics/nina-turner-leads-poll-11th-congressional-district-race/95-5842fe8f-4824-4185-8020-c0f16a47da96

Waka Kotahi could find themselves in court after ruling out allocating a vehicle lane on the Auckland Harbour Bridge for cycles and pedestrians.Get Across Campaign chair Christine Rose told Heather du Plessis-Allan she wants to take judicial action based on the Government telling the agency to do something which they haven't done.Rose says in the Government Policy Statement Waka Kotahi are required to give effect to policy that addresses climate change.“And they also have to be mode neutral, and that means putting walking and cycling on an equal playing field and considering equally with motorised transport.”LISTEN ABOVE

Tom welcomes a new guest Jim Forsythe to the show. Jim discusses visiting Russia in the mid-80s and working in the Air Force as a KC 135 pilot and later an instructor. In part, these experiences led him to campaign for Ron Paul in 2008, and he became a New Hampshire State Senator from 2010-2012. Learning from Ron Paul helped him understand the economic system that the world is under, and "The bigger problems facing the U.S. that are internal." He has been a firm gold and silver believer since 2007, investing in both miners and physical. He says, "People need to make their own choice to have gold and silver as money." He believes many politicians do understand how the system works and take full advantage of this understanding. There is bipartisan support for maintaining the status quo. We are in a 100-year sovereign debt supercycle, and the bond market has been in a bull market for forty years. Whenever there is a hint of recession, they lower rates, and now we've hit the zero level, which he believes is a tipping point. They can no longer claim that they can raise rates and normalize, and most investors now understand this fact. They will try yield curve control next, which means retirees and pensions will get wiped out. Gold and silver don't receive much yield, but you will see a stampede coming because the alternative to gold is negative yields. Gold is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. He argues that gold and silver volatility is unnatural and serves to keep investors out of the markets. Jim explains the dynamics of silver in both its industrial and investment demand. The price suppression has increased the potential upside and provided a lot of buying opportunities. Silver is a small sector, and just a little attention from the WallStreetBets crowd has caused physical supply issues. Silver is far more undervalued than gold, and for that reason, there is more upside potential. Jim outlines the differences between SLV and PSLV and what you should consider when investing in an ETF. In any investment, you need to trust the counterparty, and there is room for doubt with SLV. Lastly, Jim discusses a possible future for digital currencies. Time Stamp References:0:00 - Intro0:38 - His Background5:33 - Political Understanding7:10 - Macro Metals Picture10:22 - Resolving Constitutional Money12:04 - Futures & Price Suppression14:20 - Importance of Silver19:06 - Playing the Squeeze21:48 - SLV or PSLV25:56 - SLV Prospectus Change30:20 - PSLV's Methodology33:23 - Basel III Bank Regs.36:18 - Banks & Digital Currency39:08 - Kinesis & Gresham's Law43:42 - Reddit WallStreetSilver44:59 - Wrap Up Talking Points From This Episode U.S. Economics and Political Willpower.The end of the Debt Super CycleVolatility and Manipulation in metalsSilvers dynamics and crypto-backed metals. Guest LinksTwitter: https://twitter.com/JimForsythe5Reddit User: https://www.reddit.com/user/Forsytjr2Reddit Group: https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetsilver/Website Mentioned: https://kinesis.money/Futures Creation Article: https://tinyurl.com/130kicif Jim Forsythe is a Cornell graduate who studied Russian and Engineering (B.S., M.Eng) and visited the Soviet Union in '84 and '86. His visits to the Communist country cemented his strong belief in free markets. Jim flew KC-135s in the Air Force and taught at the Air Force Academy after receiving his Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering. He was a small business owner in New Hampshire after leaving the Air Force. After campaigning for Ron Paul for the 2008 election, he was elected to the N.H. Senate, and as a prime sponsor, passed Education Tax Credits and Medical Marijuana. In the 2012 election, he served as the N.H. Campaign Chair for Dr. Paul. He has been a precious metal and mining investor since 2007 and is a member of the Reddit Wallstreet silver sub and an active participant in #silversqueeze and #SilverIsMoney on Twitter.

MSNBC’s Ari Melber hosts “The Beat” on Thursday, 8/20 and reports on Trump’s former campaign chair Steve Bannon being indicted for political fundraising fraud and a federal judge ruling Trump must hand over his tax returns to a New York D.A. Congresswoman Maxine Waters joins.

Jeff Lapke President, Central Bank – Sioux City 2021 Campaign Chair United Way of Siouxland   The post Jeff Lapke – 2021 Campaign Chair United Way of Siouxland appeared first on KSCJ 1360.

Chief Petitioner and Campaign Chair of Oregon’s People Not Politicians Norman Turrill joins Matt to discuss his organization’s efforts to qualify an initiative for the November ballot. Interview Transcript: MATT DUNDAS (MD): Sir, politicians are people too. Aren’t politicians people too? NORMAN TURRILL (NT): I consider myself a politician, so it’s not a bad thingContinue reading "CS001 – Oregonians, Not Politicians"

Fri. February 21st-Hour 1. Steve Ray on the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter. Emily Jaminet on Pre-Lent. 40 Days for Life Lent Campaign with Shawn Carney. Bishop Daniel Muggenborg reflects on the Sunday Gospel for the 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Matthew 5:38-48 Glen’s Story Corner All show notes at 40 Days for Life Lent Campaign, Chair of St. Peter, 7th Sunday Gospel, Preparing for Lent - This podcast produced by Relevant Radio

Kenneth Healy is a principal at DIVERSIFIED FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS.  I am active in volunteering locally, including serving as the President, 2018 Campaign Chair, and 2017 Allocations Committee Chair for the United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls; deputy Treasurer for the Naugatuck High School Alumni Association; and Vice-President and past president of the St Francis School Foundation.

The ALICE project describes the hard-working people in our community who are employed and earning, yet struggling month-to-month to make ends meet. On this edition of the Progress Pod we talk about the report with representatives of the United Way of Franklin County; Amy Hicks, Executive Director, Amy Weibley, Community Impact and Communications Director, and Kim Crider, Board member and Campaign Chair.

I went to visit Ruth in the hospital. She is 97 years old! I heard about her when I moved to Washington DC about ten (10) months ago. In these parts she is very well-respected and loved. I prayed and asked the Lord to please let me interview her before she passed away. The Lord granted that prayer on Friday. See Ruth's Bio: Ruth Mizell served as Campaign Chair in Corpus Christi, Texas, for George H. W. Bush for two of his campaigns, beginning in 1964 for the US Senate and later as Campaign Chair for Corpus Christi, Texas, when he ran for president in 1980. She also served in 1978 and 1982 for Bill Clements, the first Republican governor of Texas. In 1984 she served as co-chair for Phil Gramm for US Senate. Ruth also served under President Ronald Reagan and President George H. W. Bush as adviser to the US Peace Corps. During those years, she served as liaison to the White House for the American Christian Trust, served on the Board of Directors of the National Prayer Embassy, and was active in several Christian ministries. This included AD 2000, Every Home for Christ, Joni and Friends, and Nora Lam Ministries. In 1994 she became active in Capitol Hill Prayer Partners and became their liaison to the Capitol. In 2004 she began representing the National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools (NCBCPS) and became a member of the board in 2005. Ruth has been on mission trips throughout the world, including Africa, Eastern and Western Europe, China, Southeast Asia, South America, and Israel. Her late husband was former baseball player Wilmer “Vinegar Bend” Mizell. He pitched in the 1960 World Series for the Pittsburgh Pirates when they beat the New York Yankees. Later he served as Congressman for North Carolina.

Hometown Radio 03/15/19 5p: Guest Host Matt Hoy talks to Jill Stanek National Campaign Chair Susan B Anthony LIst

Recorded at Mad World, Europe's only conference and exhibition putting mental health at the heart of a cross industry, cross functional agenda, and produced in partnership with Nuffield Health, Russell Goldsmith interviewed to a number of the speakers from the event. Our guests were Sir Ian Cheshire, Chair of Barclays UK and Campaign Chair of Heads Together; Professor Dame Carol Black, Principle of Newnham College, Cambridge and Expert Advisor on health and work to the Department of Health and Public Health England; Brendan Street, Nuffield Health's Professional Head of Emotional Wellbeing; Dr. Shaun Davis, Global Director of Safety, Health, Wellbeing & Sustainability at Royal Mail Group & Jessica Hayes, Head of Talent at Mccann Worldgroup; Jack Parsons, CEO, Big Youth Group; Becky Thoseby, Group Head of Wellbeing at the Department for Transport; Ian Howarth, HR Specialist in Wellbeing at Fujitsu; Dr Judith Grant, Director of Health & Wellbeing, Mace.

  Great success comes from great leadership. Some nonprofit staff believe they can raise funds alone without volunteer leadership not knowing that this is a bad plan. Learn how a lead volunteer can make all the difference for your cause and why you need to start today to find your next campaign chair.

  Great success comes from great leadership. Some nonprofit staff believe they can raise funds alone without volunteer leadership not knowing that this is a bad plan. Learn how a lead volunteer can make all the difference for your cause and why you need to start today to find your next campaign chair.

New Jersey State Senator Michael Doherty, who was co-chairman of the Donald Trump for President campaign in New Jersey, has condemned the strike on Syria and wants to know what happened to the "forget all these wars, we have to rebuild our own country" rhetoric from the campaign trail.

Examination de l'élection de Trump, les aspects non couverts par les médias. (12 novembre 2016) 3h23 Bob Goyetchehttp://www.bobgoyetche.com/Crowd funding Bobhttps://www.gofundme.com/bobgoyetche http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Robert-Goyetche&lc=3797&pid=182492428&mid=7164887Goyetche, Robert (1969-2016)It's with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Robert (Bob) Goyetche on November 10, 2016 at the age of forty-seven. Beloved husband of Cathy Bobkowicz. Devoted fatherof Simon. He will be sadly missed by his mother Lisette Plourde (late George Goyetche), his sister Marie-Helen (Dan Waight) , his nephews Alex, Max, Aidan and his niece Chelsy as wellas many relatives, friends, podcasters and Hams.The family will receive condolences at Complexe Funéraire Guay, 146 Saint-Louis in Saint-Eustache, Tel: 514-871-2020, www.dignitequebec.com, on Friday, November 18, 2016 from 7 to 9p.m. and Saturday, November 19 from 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. Funeral service will be held on Saturday, November 19 at 7 p.m. in the funeral home chapel. In lieu of flowers,donations will go to a trust fund for our son Simon's university education. H2o Show, spécial élections américaines 8 novembre 2016http://www.radioh2o.ca/h2o-show-edition-speciale-elections-2016-8-novembre-2016/ Botrax à l'émission Le SuperMatozoïdehttp://www.radioh2o.ca/super-matozoide-s5123-sublime-clodine-10-novembre-2016/ Bill Burr about moving to Canadahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cte68r6khWU HERE’S PROOF ALL THE ANTI-TRUMP PROTESTS ARE FAKEhttp://www.iamatexan.com/2016/11/11/heres-proof-all-the-anti-trump-protests-are-fake ‘You Have No Place Here’ – Grubhub CEO Demands Pro-Trump Employees Resignhttp://milo.yiannopoulos.net/2016/11/grubhub-ceo-trump-employees-resign/ Butt-Hurt Crying Hillary Voters Compilationhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grD_IINiH9c The 2016 electoral map (broken down by County) that the mainstream media don’t really want you to see. Meanwhile, Clinton is claiming she got more than 50% of the vote…http://investmentwatchblog.com/the-election-map-they-are-hidding-to-you/ Vladimir Putin: George Soros Is Wanted “Dead Or Alive”http://yournewswire.com/vladimir-putin-george-soros-is-wanted-dead-or-alive/ Journalists list colluding with Clintonhttp://thefreethoughtproject.com/wikileaks-list-corporate-media-colluded-clinton/ CNN Admits to Being "the Biggest Ones Promoting" Hillary Clinton's Campaignhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc5p5mD08D4 CNN outs its own cameraman during Trump protesthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_W5cDjy3uU ----------------------------------------- Patrice Roy annonce la victoire de Clinton en octobre avec Rafael Jacobhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbHn1R1DbmY The Electoral College Still Makes Sense Because We’re Not A Democracyhttp://thefederalist.com/2016/09/16/the-electoral-college-still-makes-sense-because-were-not-a-democracy/ Hungarian PM Orban hails Trump’s victory as ‘great news’… Philippines’ Duterte congratulates, wants to work together… Le Pen’s regards… Putin sends telegramhttp://investmentwatchblog.com/hungarian-pm-orban-hails-trumps-victory-as-great-news-philippines-duterte-congratulates-wants-to-work-together-le-pens-regards-putin-sends-telegram/ The Truth About the Trump Protestshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d9lm-T87AQ President Trump: How & Why...  Jonathan Piehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLG9g7BcjKs Ann Coulter: President Trump’s First 100 Dayshttp://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/11/09/ann-coulter-president-trumps-first-100-days/ Brother of Clinton’s Campaign Chair is an Active Foreign Agent on the Saudi Arabian Payrollhttp://thefreethoughtproject.com/clinton-podesta-campaign-saudi-arabia/ Trump saw on 9/11/2001: bombs were used in WTChttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt-ldMj9y9w Here is Donald Trump's plan for his first 100 dayshttp://www.vox.com/2016/11/10/13584390/donald-trump-first-100-days

We have all attended some fundraising event for charity before in our past.  But have you ever really stopped to think about what those fundraising events were able to accomplish?  Here is a little bit about the good causes behind fundraising. Currently the Director of Development & Organizational Advancement at Cornerstone Montgomery, Heidi is a career development professional who brings an extensive network of contacts and wealth of knowledge about fundraising, non-profits, and board engagement. Previously at the National Center for Children and Families (NCCF), Heidi led a successful $7.2 million capital campaign, grew the donor database by an average of 30% a year for over 5 years. Charities LIKE NCCF thrive under Ms. Webb’s leadership advice and coaching, which ultimately results in strong, effective, and collaborative development departments. In addition to her work, Ms. Webb volunteers extensively. She is a Rotarian, and has served on benefit committees for multi-million dollar fundraising events for American Cancer Society, Duke Ellington School for the Arts, and the Larry King Cardiac Foundation. Heidi served as Campaign Chair for a State Legislator. In that role she authored and signed into law, a teen suicide prevention bill for the State of Maryland in 2005.

Ed Frank, Campaign Chair, discusses his experience at CMU SCS.