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Another Lively Conversation with Paulette Rees-Denis-Embracing Change in Mid-Life- today we talk about Movement! Share your questions and comments! www.paulettereesdenis.com

Founder and Executive Director of Power The Future Daniel Turner joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to share his thoughts on whether climate change is going to be one of the issues that impacts how people vote in November. Jimmy explains why it's worthwhile for former President Trump to hold a campaign rally in South Bronx, as he's attempting to appeal to the actual needs of voters. PLUS, comedian Dave Landau check in to talk about how fast food prices have gone up significantly since President Biden took office. [00:00:00] Trump set to hold a rally in the Bronx [00:37:50] Greenpeace co-founder explains the scam of climate change [00:56:13] Daniel Turner [01:14:40] Fast food prices have doubled over the past five years [01:33:05] Dave Landau Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In episode 88 of Citizens Climate Radio, we dive into the passion and action of young climate activists, exploring their journeys from concern to meaningful action. Host, Peterson Toscano leads the conversation, spotlighting the endeavors of students like Emily O'Keefe and Helen Tiffin in fostering awareness about climate change and feasible solutions, focusing particularly on the carbon fee and dividend policy. See full show notes and transcript at CCLUSA.org/radio From Concern to Action Emily O'Keefe, a student at the College of William and Mary, candidly shared her progression from a state of existential concern about climate change to actively seeking out impactful solutions. Emily's journey started with a realization about the importance of sustainable living and protecting the environment. This ultimately led her to a gap year where she could detach and reconnect with nature by hiking the Appalachian Trail. "I want to do something really big about climate change. And I'm just trying to figure out how can I do that?" - Emily O'Keefe Evolving Ideas & Shared Enthusiasm Emily's initial idea to start a social movement was supported and molded by her friends, like Helen Tiffin. They delved deep into discussions about the nature of the movement and the message it should convey. Eventually, she was introduced to the carbon fee and dividend policy by a friend, Philip Ignatov. This policy became the focal point of their movement due to its effectiveness and tangible impact. Helen Tiffin supported Emily's enthusiasm, remarking on the nonpartisan nature and wide appeal of the carbon fee and dividend idea, noting, “It really is something that we can all agree upon.” Carbon Fee & Dividend – An Equitable Solution The carbon fee and dividend policy essentially imposes a fee on corporations extracting fossil fuels, making fossil fuel-intensive products more expensive and thereby encouraging consumers to opt for more sustainable alternatives. Importantly, the policy also includes an equitable dividend system where the revenue from the fees is distributed equally among Americans. "So that actually makes it so that the majority of Americans, around two-thirds, will actually break even or profit from the money coming back to them in this cashback form, than they have to pay in increased prices." - Emily O'Keefe Building a Movement Emily, Helen, and their friends engaged in creating signs which read Most Effective Climate Policy #carbonfeeanddividend bit.ly/writecongresshere They raised awareness on their campus, and beyond and fostered a ‘snowball effect', enabling more and more students and people to recognize and understand the carbon fee and dividend policy, spreading across multiple universities and leveraging online platforms like Instagram for greater reach. Their campaign also linked to direct actions, creating templates for people to write to Congress and advocate for the policy. “It is all about spreading that awareness and education and whatever form it presents itself,” Helen stated. Sustaining Impact & Longevity The Carbon Fee and Dividend Movement initiated by Emily and her friends has found a stable home base within the Citizens Climate Lobby's Higher Education Team, ensuring the sustainability and longevity of their efforts. "We are going to be partnered with Friday's For Future in advocating for this...This will bring a lot of power to the movement." - Emily O'Keefe Emphasizing the nonpartisan and optimistic values of the Citizens Climate Lobby, Emily believes in the importance of embodying these values for the successful advancement of the movement. They continue to use platforms like Slack to coordinate efforts across various chapters and provide resources to aid climate work. Follow the Climate Fee and Dividend Movement on Instagram and visit their website.  Takeaways This episode sheds light on the relentless spirit of young activists, their journey of transforming concern into impactful action, and the communal spirit that propels the movement forward. Their dedication to spreading awareness about the carbon fee and dividend as an effective and equitable solution is not just inspiring but is paving the way for a more informed and resilient climate movement. Take a Meaningful Next Step Each month we will suggest meaningful, achievable, and measurable next steps for you to consider. We recognize that action is an antidote to despair. If you are struggling with what you can do, consider one of the following next steps.  Visit our Climate Change Action Page. Each month we provide you with steps you can take to engage with your lawmakers and to spread the word about climate solutions.  If you are on a college campus, get involved with the Climate Fee and Dividend Movement. From making a sign to starting a chapter, there is a lot you can do.  If you are connected to a primary, middle, or high school, find out how you can electrify your school buses.  Learn more about the recently introduced Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act.  Resilience Corner Tamara Staton, CCL's Education and Resilience Coordinator, recently introduced a new series, “Resilient Climateteering through Crazy Climate Connections,” focusing on actionable insights related to climate awareness and playful curiosity. In this installment Tamara illustrates a parallel between the mental and physical benefits of high-intensity exercises like burpees and the sense of hope derived from proactive climate actions. This connection emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balance between mental stimulation and actionable insight to foster hope and resilience against the adverse effects of climate change. Get more tips and resources by visiting The Resiliency Hub.  New CCR Team Members! Citizens Climate Radio is welcoming three new team members, Lily Russian, Horace, and Karina Taylee, who will be regular voices on the platform. Lily is a political science major and environmental science minor at Trinity College, whose passion for the environment was ignited by her experience at the Island School, a program focused on sustainability and marine biology. She enjoys playing the ukulele and emphasizes intentional living for a sustainable future. Horace, a recent graduate from the University of Michigan and an environmental specialist, has had a lifelong connection to nature, instilled by his family's trips immersed in the natural beauty of his hometown in Chongqing, China. He is dedicated to promoting sustainability and addressing climate change to preserve the environment for future generations. You will meet the third new member, Karina Taylee, next month. Good News  Shelterwood Collective, a non-profit focusing on communal healing and ecosystem restoration on 900 acres in Northern California, is the focus of this month's Good News Story. CCR team member Lila Powell researched, wrote, and recorded the story about the indigenous, black, and queer-led group that uses Kashia and southern Pomo traditions in forest restoration, involving controlled burns and invasive species removal. In 2022, they received a $4.5 million grant to enhance their restoration efforts. The collective also uses art, focusing on interconnected ecosystems, to inspire community involvement and is developing a center to foster environmental relationships and inclusivity.  If you're looking for more good news and you want to connect with other climate advocates who refuse to give up, then check out Grassroots Rising Leveling up in the Climate Fight. This is CCLs fall virtual conference November 4 and 5, 2023. You will hear speakers like CNN correspondent and author Van Jones. Plus there's a special plenary presentation by our very own Dana Nuccitelli, host of the Nerd Corner. For more information and free registration, visit the Grassroots Rising Leveling up in the Climate Fight webpage.   Listener Survey We want to hear your feedback about this episode. After you listen, feel free to fill in this short survey. Your feedback will help us as we make new decisions about the content, guests, and style of the show. 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In episode 88 of Citizens Climate Radio, we dive into the passion and action of young climate activists, exploring their journeys from concern to meaningful action. Host, Peterson Toscano leads the conversation, spotlighting the endeavors of students like Emily O'Keefe and Helen Tiffin in fostering awareness about climate change and feasible solutions, focusing particularly on the carbon fee and dividend policy. From Concern to Action Emily O'Keefe, a student at the College of William and Mary, candidly shared her progression from a state of existential concern about climate change to actively seeking out impactful solutions. Emily's journey started with a realization about the importance of sustainable living and protecting the environment. This ultimately led her to a gap year where she could detach and reconnect with nature by hiking the Appalachian Trail. "I want to do something really big about climate change. And I'm just trying to figure out how can I do that?" - Emily O'Keefe Evolving Ideas & Shared Enthusiasm Emily's initial idea to start a social movement was supported and molded by her friends, like Helen Tiffin. They delved deep into discussions about the nature of the movement and the message it should convey. Eventually, she was introduced to the carbon fee and dividend policy by a friend, Philip Ignatov. This policy became the focal point of their movement due to its effectiveness and tangible impact. Helen Tiffin supported Emily's enthusiasm, remarking on the nonpartisan nature and wide appeal of the carbon fee and dividend idea, noting, “It really is something that we can all agree upon.” Building a Movement Emily, Helen, and their friends engaged in creating signs which read Most Effective Climate Policy #carbonfeeanddividend bit.ly/writecongresshere They raised awareness on their campus, and beyond and fostered a ‘snowball effect', enabling more and more students and people to recognize and understand the carbon fee and dividend policy, spreading across multiple universities and leveraging online platforms like Instagram for greater reach. Resilience Corner In this installment Tamara illustrates a parallel between the mental and physical benefits of high-intensity exercises like burpees and the sense of hope derived from proactive climate actions. This connection emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balance between mental stimulation and actionable insight to foster hope and resilience against the adverse effects of climate change. Citizens Climate Radio is welcoming three new team members, Lily Russian, Horace, and Karina Taylee, who will be regular voices on the platform. Good News Shelterwood Collective, a non-profit focusing on communal healing and ecosystem restoration on 900 acres in Northern California, is the focus of this month's Good News Story. CCR team member Lila Powell researched, wrote, and recorded the story about the indigenous, black, and queer-led group that uses Kashia and southern Pomo traditions in forest restoration, involving controlled burns and invasive species removal. In 2022, they received a $4.5 million grant to enhance their restoration efforts. The collective also uses art, focusing on interconnected ecosystems, to inspire community involvement and is developing a center to foster environmental relationships and inclusivity.

Veteran climate expert Dr Richard Lindzen made a name for himself before the term "climate scientist" had even been invented. In an interview with the pioneering atmospheric physicist and former emeritus professor of meteorology at MIT, he recounted how, between 1989 and 1996, funding for climate science in the US increased by a factor of 15, giving birth to the field of climate science and its absurdly stretched list of climate impacts. Having begun his research on climate change in the mid-70s motivated by a sincere interest in understanding the Earth's climate regimes, Lindzen's assessment of the various elements paraded as scientific evidence of an impending climate catastrophe is remarkably sensible, revealing the complicity of the media and politicians in forcing the disastrous climate change narrative upon an unsuspecting and trusting public from the very beginning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Internationalist, host Julio Bruno sits down with Co-founder and Executive Director of the Arab Youth Climate Movement Qatar, Neeshad Shafi.Julio and Neeshad explore the climate change movement gaining momentum in the Middle East and the regional differences in activist practices. Neeshad explains his approach of collaborating closely with the government to fuel policy-oriented change. They discuss the importance of allowing young people to have a voice in government and the future of renewable energy in the Middle East.

The climate change movement has finally admitted that they are virtually a new religious order. Much Election Day coverage. Interesting audio from Joe Biden and Karin Jean Pierre. Johnny Heidt with guitar news and Dylan Heidt with live bumps!! “REFERENCED ON THE SHOW” Polls now open, some voters to decide on school referendums in addition to candidates Powerball ticket sold in California snags record $2.04B win Hurricane warning issued in Florida as Nicole tracks toward storm-weary state

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In this podcast episode Jhannel Tomlinson tells me more about the catalyst to her activism work. She then discusses the inclusion of disability youth in climate change activism. Jhannel also shares about climate change's impact on people with disabilities.

EmmaSara McMillon is the founder of the Families of Change Movement. She is the mother of 7 successful entrepreneurs and a toddler. She is an author and cultural leader. Her lectures and conferences have empowered families around the nation to operate with greater purpose and unity. emmasara.com

EmmaSara McMillon is the founder of the Families of Change Movement. She is the mother of 7 successful entrepreneurs and a toddler. She is an author and cultural leader. Her lectures and conferences have empowered families around the nation to operate with greater purpose and unity. emmasara.com

Politicians, business leaders, and activists from around the world are meeting this and next week in Glasgow, Scotland, to make commitments and urge others to do the same to keep the planet from overheating more than it already is. Earth's global temperature has risen 1.1 C and as the planet has warmed, fires have raged in Australia and California, heatwaves and floods have killed hundreds around the world. So what can be done to keep the temperature from rising .4 or more degrees? Christians have been actively petitioning God for prayer. Believers in Asia, Europe, and North America gathered monthly from spring to fall to offer intercessory prayers ahead of the United Nations climate change conference, in an event organized by Lausanne/World Evangelical Alliance Creation Care Network, A Rocha International, Youth With A Mission England, Christian Missionary Fellowship International, Tearfund, and Young Evangelicals for Climate Action. The Young Christian Climate Network organized about 2,000 people to walk between the southwestern tip of the UK to Glasgow to raise awareness about climate change and the current practices leading the earth's rise in temperature. Philip Summerton is a full time missionary worker with YWAM in Scotland and a marine and terrestrial conservationist who has done work on the restoration of coral reefs in the Seychelles. Summerton joined global media manager Morgan Lee and news editor Daniel Silliman to discuss the goals of COP26, what's impeding us from reaching them, and why the climate movement needs Christians. What is Quick to Listen? Read more. Rate Quick to Listen on Apple Podcasts Follow the podcast on Twitter Follow this week's hosts on Twitter: Morgan Lee and Daniel Silliman Learn more about YWAM Scotland Music by Sweeps Quick to Listen is produced Morgan Lee and Matt Linder The transcript is edited by Faith Ndlovu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

When you're a whitewater river guide, severe back problems don't fit in with the program.  That's the predicament podcast guest Ken Streater found himself in when he was in his early thirties.  He spent a lot of time in bed and lost himself in a deep depression. He had a great discussion with Rebeccah Silence, host of the Tougher Together, Breakthrough podcast, and shared some insight to help us all get through the tough times.  Ken defines breakthrough as getting to a different plane of awareness through peeling the layers back.  One way to reach this higher awareness is to “unconditionally listen,” according to Ken.  This means quieting the noise in your head to keep it from interfering with your listening opportunities.  If you can't quiet the noise… go to Plan B, which is to keep your mouth shut!  Once he got back on track, he decided to increase his earnings by investing in real estate.  This was in 2006, and the market crashed in 2008, leaving Ken with major debt pressure and mortgages he was unable to meet.  He found himself in the abyss of depression once more, with sleepless nights and the fear of losing everything.  When he evaluated his career choices, he decided that rather than go back to the traditional definition of “success,” he would create a real estate brokerage that celebrates community. He began operating from a mindset of passion instead of profits, and it made all the difference.  These days, Ken takes walks. This time helps him to consider what's important to him.  He's learned to quiet the noise and lean into the pain. He observes that it's essential to have moments in your day doing something you really want to do.  As an internationally renowned author, Ken writes books about community and hosts a podcast about Good Change. Breakthrough hurts, says Ken… but don't be afraid of the pain.  The reward is such an epiphany, a moment of joy.    If you'd like to learn more about Ken Streater, visit his website. Ken's podcast can provide additional listening. We're always Tougher Together! Please tune in to other episodes of our podcast and explore the human connection between us.  Rebeccah Silence, is a speaker, coach and international media personality, who survived cancer while pregnant and has impacted hundreds of thousands of listeners through her radio programs and appearances. She is the Creator of the HEALING IS POSSIBLE movement and courses and is committed to helping others heal their traumas. As a certified world-class Emotional Healing Coach, Rebeccah is uniquely qualified to facilitate breakthroughs to wellness and transformation while she inspires hope and possibility in even the most challenging times. She is best known for healing heartbreak, and her clients frequently tell her that she brought them "back to life"! 

Sarah Light, Associate Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics at Wharton, talks to Dan Loney about Big Oil's climate-change takedown and the stunning rebukes taking place as a result. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In April of this year, Sanchali Pal launched Joro, an app that works like a fitbit for your carbon footprint. Joro assigns a carbon score to users’ credit card purchases and then connects users with offsets they can buy to mitigate their footprint. Part of Pal’s motivation for building Joro was that she wanted a tool that would not only allow her to better measure the impact of her lifestyle on climate change, but that would also give users a step-by-step path to make a difference in the face of what can seem like an overwhelming challenge. In this episode of Skydeck, associate editor Jen Flint talks to Pal about the pandemic’s impact on both her business and on global carbon emissions, and the insight it can offer us about tackling climate change.

Youth Climate Strike Organizer in Los Angeles, Jesús Villalba, joins us to talk about the evolution of the climate change movement during the pandemic and the current political scenario. Villalba, who is only 17 years old, shares his perspective on how racism and climate change blend into a bigger problem.

In this episode of The Dive Locker Podcast we hear from Samantha Whitcraft to learn how the Sea of Change Foundation creates positive change in the dive industry.

Rosa Aguayo shares her life journey, how she had to face herself to change her life and now giving back to the community/world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Curtis Shuck, Well Done Foundation, gives some history of the abandon and orphan wells in the United States. Shuck believes his 30 years of oil and gas experience has created an opportunity to create positive endeavors for industry and communities. Many of the wells are on farms or ranches or [...]

A Celtic State of Mind was named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious Football Blogging Awards.In this latest episode, Paul John Dykes looks back to a time where Celtic's light was diminishing in the late eighties and early nineties. Part 4 of this Takeover Special includes rare audio from a Celts For Change meeting that took place at the Imperial Hotel in Dundalk on 5 February 1994:Celts For Change were urging Irish fans to boycott Celtic Park and bring down the Parkhead board, but would they back the resolution?A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last couple of years, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulDykes, @anorthernprose and @ACSOMPOD and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

Hometown shero Elizabeth Denny discusses the spirit and the services of the Positive Change Movement, the incredible adult prom she threw this summer with the help of local businesses and volunteers, and shares a special story of how an airport came together to honor a pilot on his last flight before retirement. See more podcasts at www.clarekindness.com

In this conversation we explore Plants as the foundation of culture change work, Relocalizing health care & relationship, Freedom School and emergent practice, The two sides of the culture change movement and much more...

We're 870 Billion dollars in debt. That's the amount of credit card debt Americans have as of the end of 2018. It's more debt then we've ever had. If the economy is booming and people feel more secure then ever, why do they keep borrowing? Our economy will suffer another recession, that's a certainty. And when it does there will be new calls for more regulation, more spending, and more government intervention. But none of that scares me as much as the climate change movement. The push by those in Congress to "fix" our climate is the new religion in Washington. It is a classic power grab and I want to explain exactly what's happening so you know how to respond. Jason Support the show.

BILLY WIMSATT, is the founder and executive director of Movement Voter Project, which offers a clear break from the tired and true strategy of electoral politics - big donors, big consultants, and big TV ad buys. MVP helps progressive donors move some of their money to support the best local community-based organizations in key states - organizations alive on the ground 365 days a year, whether there’s an election or not. In 2018, they moved more than $13M to 350+ groups in 42 states - in almost every competitive US House, Senate, Governors race and ballot measure. You can learn more at movement.vote.

Today’s guest is Emerald GreenForest. Emerald is the Founder & Lead Visionary of Creative Age Consulting Group. An internationally known speaker, transformation artist, Be the Change “Movement to Watch” Award Winner and one of America’s Premier Experts, she works with multidimensional men who are called to be the Vanguard of the Creative Age. Emerald has been a serial entrepreneur for more than 30 years.  A Quilly Award winning writer whose work and message has been featured in multiple books and magazines, she’s also appeared on the major media, on over 500 live and virtual stages.   You can learn more about her at www.emeraldgreenforest.com. This episode is being brought to you by the Relationships for Success Business Summit. Register for free TODAY to get access to 18 guest expert interviews on building relationships that can catapult your business. Be sure to subscribe to Consciously Speaking so that you don’t miss a single episode, and while you’re at it, won’t you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated! To learn more about our previous guests, listen to past episodes, and get to know your host, go to www.MichaelNeeley.com and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

There's a new movement that's here to stay. This movement is ongoing and all about you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pccoaching/support

After going from being worth over a million dollars to having $7.41 in her bank account, Marty L Ward, figured out how to Kiss Procrastination Goodbye. For the past 10 years, she has given entrepreneurs the secrets of how to make the money they want and the difference they want, in less time, with less effort. Working with her, you have your own amazing profit breakthrough with less struggle, more freedom and without sacrificing your personal life.The TAG 4 Change Program that she originally designed for entrepreneurs to build their belief in themselves so they would never let anyone or situation steal their confidence, Marty teaches to parents, teachers, and pastors around the world. The Confidence Eliminates Bullying Programs create confident kids who believe in themselves rather than believe the mean words of the bully. One result, they grow up to be resilient entrepreneurs who can overcome adversities and succeed.TAG. Your Talents, Abilities, and Gifts (TAGs) are your soul's signature. They are what make you uniquely you, and me uniquely me. When you fully express your TAGs, you feel joyous and fulfilled, know for SURE that you have what it takes to be a success, and confident about your role in the world. TAG yourself and your children for success each day.Talents - What you love to do like: art, music, organize, teach, cook.Abilities - what qualities it takes to express your Talents like: creative, inventive, imaginative, good listener, sense of taste.Gifts - When you combine your Talents and Abilities, you give gifts like: a beautiful painting, inspiring song, company runs smoother, yummy dinner and a time of being together.The importance of TAG is that when we TAG Kids for Success, we can create confident kids who are resilient and believe in themselves rather the mean words of the bully. When kids know how Talented, Able and Gifted they are, they know they matter. They no longer need to be mean to others or to commit suicide or shoot others.Marty L Ward is a Transformation Strategist who gives entrepreneurs the secrets of how to make the money they want and the difference they want, in less time, with less effort. Working with her, you have your own amazing profit breakthrough with less struggle, more freedom and without sacrificing your personal life.The TAG 4 Change Program that she originally designed for entrepreneurs to build their belief in themselves so they would never let anyone or situation steal their confidence, Marty teaches to parents, teachers, and pastors around the world.The TAG 4 Change Movement is Eliminating Bullying around the world. We have a very successful program in Uganda where 20 schools and 19 churches use our Confidence Eliminates Bullying Programs to create confident kids so they don't believe the mean words of the bully, but instead, believe in themselves.The TAG 4 Change Scholarship Fund provides school fees for children in Uganda whose family is not able to afford to send all their children to school. Those children who don't get to go to school, get very depressed feeling not included, not good enough, and abandoned. Our TAG 4 Change Scholarships give them school fees so that they can fulfill their dreams and go to school.To Learn More:https://ConfidenceEliminatesBullying.com/t4c-scholarshipsDaily Successhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/daily-success/

Marty has had quite the hero's journey.  She's gone from being worth millions to having only $7 left in her bank account, after several business "failures."  But, she's living proof of he you can turn your pain into power. She did so by coming to terms with her inner & outer bullies, finding her confidence deep within, and now teachers thousands of adults and children around the world (including Africa, where she is currently teaching) how to do the same with her Confidence Eliminates Bullying platform.  Marty L. Ward’s programs are making a difference around the world. Based in Central Florida, she shares her passion to empower adults and children so that no situation, no person can steal their confidence. Instead, they believe in themselves so that they stay their course through all obstacles, fulfill their dreams, and get what they want. Marty encourages all of us to go to donate what we can to TAG 4 Change - Confidence Eliminates Bullying to help keep the TAG 4 Change Movement moving forward! You will get lots of FREE gifts when you donate and the satisfaction that you are making a difference! And, connect with Marty on social media here: LinkedIn Twitter Facebook Profile - Marty Ward Facebook Page - Confidence Eliminates Bullying Instagram Want more inspo & to join in the conversation about this episode and others? Join us in the Naked Soul Tribe Group! Naked Soul Tribe Connect with your host, Dawn Gluskin: www.facebook.com/dawngluskin www.instagram.com/dawngluskin www.twitter.com/dawngluskin Until next time, stay awesome. And dare greatly enough to get soul naked, letting the truth of who you become fully expressed!

Rupert Darwall, a strategy consultant, policy analyst and former special adviser to the Chancellor of the Exchequer sits down with Ben Weingarten, conservative writer and Founder & CEO of ChangeUp Media, to discuss Darwall's new book “Green Tyranny: Exposing the Totalitarian Roots of the Climate Industrial Complex.” Darwall and Weingarten discuss a series of topics including the Nazi roots of the modern environmentalist movement, how Sweden has become a major “soft power” in the realm of environmentalism, the anti-capitalist underpinning of the environmentalist movement, the links between the acid rain fraud and today's global warming movement, why the Paris climate accord represent a battle for America's soul and much more. Read 'Green Tyranny': tinyurl.com/ya75heoq. 'Freeway' by Kurt Vile is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) 3.0 International License. Download 'Freeway' here: tinyurl.com/p4tkyfb.

Loraine talks with two young inspiring leaders - Ariel DaCasta, VP student chapter of Interfaith Social Change Movement Temple Chapter and Jessica Sykes a member and presenter at the organization's upcoming Letters of Struggle of Hope and Unity taking place at Walk Auditorium Ritter Hall Temple U. December 6th 5:30 to 8 AM at 13th and Cecil B. Moore. @ifscmtempleU 215-498-6882

Rupert Darwall, a strategy consultant, policy analyst and former special adviser to the Chancellor of the Exchequer sits down with Ben Weingarten, conservative writer and Founder & CEO of ChangeUp Media, to discuss Darwall's new book “Green Tyranny: Exposing the Totalitarian Roots of the Climate Industrial Complex.” Darwall and Weingarten discuss a series of topics including the Nazi roots of the modern environmentalist movement, how Sweden has become a major “soft power” in the realm of environmentalism, the anti-capitalist underpinning of the environmentalist movement, the links between the acid rain fraud and today's global warming movement, why the Paris climate accord represent a battle for America's soul and much more. Read 'Green Tyranny': https://tinyurl.com/ya75heoq. 'Freeway' by Kurt Vile is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) 3.0 International License. Download 'Freeway' here: tinyurl.com/p4tkyfb

Anyone, technically, can build a business. But it takes real skill to convert an audience into die-hard followers who will stick with you no matter what. Ben Rattray is an expert at doing just that, now at the helm of one of the largest online communities in the world, not to mention a major force for social change. Rattray is the founder of Change.org, one of the world's biggest social enterprises with over 100 million users spread across 196 countries, empowering everyday people to create and join social causes. In 2012, he was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world, according to Time magazine, and he's partnered with titans ranging from Virgin to Amnesty International. But before it became the massive vehicle for online activism it is today, Change.org looked very different. In fact, it actually wasn't until 2011 that Change.org became the online petition platform we all know and love today. Like most entrepreneurs, Rattray had to go through a few pivots before finally developing a model that actually worked. While most entrepreneurs can only afford to pivot maybe once or twice, if they're lucky, Rattray had the power of community behind him. And that power can take you a long way. Rattray did what most others could not, he managed to not only build a huge community that loved what he was doing, but he was also able to keep them loyal to his brand even while undergoing multiple changes. You don't have to be in social enterprise to understand the magnitude of such an accomplishment, and just how valuable it can be to any business. Luckily for our listeners, Rattray knows exactly how to do it. In this episode you'll learn: Why a name is everything. Rattray goes into detail about how to find the right name for your company Why you always need to find investment before you launch How to take advantage of upsells and cross-sells to increase your bottom line Pivoting and changing your business model The how-to guide for mobilizing your community using content & so much more!

Join Jen Julius as she interviews Dr. Ivan Misner, Founder and Chief Visionary Officer of BNI. They will be discussing the unknown relationship that exists between authentic networking and authentic health. When networking, do you only talk to those who can give you the most in return? Do you only give your business card to someone who you will bring you a ton of referrals? Do you only give referrals if you know you’ll get them in return? If this sounds like you, you are doing it all wrong. Dr. Misner will share tips and information on how to improve your networking skills which result in not only an increase in numbers of referrals but also the quality of referrals. Dr. Ivan Misner is the Founder & Chief Visionary Officer of BNI, the world’s largest business networking organization. Founded in 1985 the organization now has over 7,700 chapters throughout every populated continent of the world. Last year alone, BNI generated over 7.7DSC_2684 final 8x10 million referrals resulting in more than $9.3 billion dollars’ worth of business for its members. Dr. Misner’s Ph.D. is from the University of Southern California. He is a New York Times Bestselling author who has written 21 books. He is also a columnist for Entrepreneur.com and has been a university professor as well as a member of the Board of Trustees for the University of La Verne. In addition, he is a Partner for Asentiv – a referral training and coaching company with offices around the world. Called the “Father of Modern Networking” by CNN and one of the “Top Networking Experts” by Forbes, Dr. Misner is considered to be one of the world’s leading experts on business networking and has been a keynote speaker for major corporations and associations throughout the world. He has been featured in the L.A. Times, Wall Street Journal, and New York. Times, as well as numerous TV and radio shows including CNN, the BBC and The Today Show on NBC. He is proud to be the Co-Founder of the BNI Charitable Foundation. Among his many awards, he has been named “Humanitarian of the Year” by the Red Cross and was recently the recipient of the John C. Maxwell Leadership Award. He and his wife, Elisabeth, are now “empty nesters” with three adult children Oh, and in his spare time!!! he is also an amateur magician and a black belt in karate. Jen Julius, MA is a Leadership Coach, Radio Host and Founder of the Conscious Choice for Change Movement. In her coaching practice, she specializes in teaching the Jen Julius headshot no logo“Energetics of Leadership” to business-owning-parents across the nation. Her clients are good leaders, but they want to be GREAT leaders- for their staff, families and communities. Jen helps them get clear, confident and connected to their intuition so they can speed up their success and maximize their impact, while staying happy, healthy, and harmonious at home. Her motto is: Know your truth. Take a stand. Change the world!

Hi,   We're entering the third month of 2016 and I wan to ask you... How are you doing with your goals? Do you still has as much energy and enthusiasm? In case you don't, I want to help you increase your productivity this week and have more time to reach your goals.   Why?   Because, I'm obsessed with high performance and helping you hit extraordinary levels of clarity, success and influence in life.   So before the week gets crazy, listen to this episode and try to do these 5 things and you'll be 30% more productive (and energized) this week. I've proven these five things can get anyone 30% more energy and effectiveness in just one week. What else could you be doing to perform at elite levels, to reach your full potential, to move your life forward with dramatic progress?  What else are you missing? What science don't you know? What can be distilled from the world's leading CEOs, athletes, entrepreneurs, strivers? That's what I'm teaching in my Be the Change Movement.   It's for A-players and people who want to become extraordinary. It's mastery-level training - stuff only the world's most successful people even know about or do. Are you ready for a stunning amount of energy and progress in life?    Are you ready for reaching your goals and create the life you want?  That's what high performance methodology, habits, and tools give you. Let's take it to the next level,   Ted

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