Podcast appearances and mentions of charles horton

SEPTA is investing more than $500 million to make all stations on the Broad Street and Market-Frankford lines accessible within the next decade. But what does complete accessibility really look like? And what changes are coming to make trains more ADA-compliant? Host Trenae Nuri chats with Cassandra West of SEPTA and Charles Horton, the chair of the board of directors for Disability Pride PA.  If you're riding SEPTA and something is inaccessible, dirty, or broken call: 215-580-7810. To learn more about SEPTA's accessibility plans head to planning.septa.org.  You can find a full transcript for this episode here: https://philly.citycast.fm/how-septas-investing-in-accessibility/ Want some more Philly news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter. We're also on Twitter and Instagram! Follow us @citycastphilly. 

LIT? LeBoy? Horton Manors?Get the full story right here.102: Fort Lauderdale bar owner Charles Horton talks about his experience at Dallas' TMC, an iconic men's bar owned by Caven. We also talk about his two Wilton Manors clubs, LIT and LeBoy. What bar will he buy next? If we play our cards right maybe we'll even get invited to his next fabulous pool party. #gaybarchives #ilovegaybars #lgbthistory Find more segments at tv.GayBarchives.com GayBarchives = Gay + Bar + Archives #pridemonth

Charles Horton, a Texas business maverick, launched his first business at a New Mexico flea market at the age of 16 and was a self-made millionaire at 30. His financial retail group was twice featured in the INC 500 as one of the fastest-growing corporations in America. A serial entrepreneur, angel investor, motivational speaker and firewalk instructor, Charles ended up buying F.I.R.E., the business that taught Tony Robbins how to firewalk. Charles is one of only 6 Certified Master Firewalk instructors in the world. He has taught thousands of people how to firewalk and face their fears. What prompted me to launch a business when I was 16. Why I finally firewalked after being absolutely terrified of doing so. What made me close shop in Dallas and start a brand new life in South Florida. http://www.charleshorton.com/ (www.charleshorton.com)

Sarah Schweinsberg reports on the ways cities are rethinking last year's decisions to divert funds from law enforcement; Mary Reichard talks to Dr. Charles Horton about the group of physicians that's driving online opposition to COVID vaccines; and Kim Henderson meets a woman who builds scenery for model train displays. Plus: commentary from Whitney Williams, the ramen that got away, and the Tuesday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.  

Bonnie Pritchett reports on the aftermath of a year of protests over George Floyd’s death in Seattle and Portland; Mary Reichard talks to Dr. Charles Horton about the role natural immunity to COVID-19 is playing in the nation’s pandemic recovery; and in our occasional series Notable Speeches Past and Present, John Kerry appears before the Vietnam Senate Hearing in 1971. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, a rare ‘corpse flower’ blooms, and the Tuesday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate. Additional support comes from Too Busy To Flush- a podcast of real-life husband/wife conversations on kids, family, faith, and whatever else comes to mind. toobusytoflush.com  

Join North Texas realtors Hans and Lyndzie Stroble as they interview successful entrepreneur and The Budding Report host Charles Horton about investments, medical marijuana and what it means to give back. If you've ever thought about investing in the booming marijuana business you won't want to miss this one. If you have questions or would like more info please reach out to hi@threevinegroup.com.

Sarah Schweinsberg reports on the effort to distribute COVID vaccines across the country; Mary Reichard talks to WORLD medical correspondent Dr. Charles Horton about COVID variants and side effects; and we revisit a Notable Speech from UCLA men’s basketball coach John Wooden. Plus: commentary from Whitney Williams, an unexpected family connection, and the Tuesday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate. Additional support comes from The Master’s University, a Christian liberal arts university in Southern California … standing firm on Christ and Scripture … for 94 years. New programs and scholarships available. More at masters.edu From Faulkner University's Jones School of Law, a Christian law school helping students learn law and seek justice for more than 90 years. More at law.faulkner.edu And from Too Busy To Flush- a podcast of real-life husband/wife conversations on kids, family, faith, and whatever else comes to mind. TooBusyToFlush.com

Mary Reichard talks to Dr. Charles Horton about two recent studies showing schools are safe to reopen, with precautions; Katie Gaultney reports on the mental health challenges the pandemic has created for some children; and on The Olasky Interview, WORLD editor in chief Marvin Olasky talks to pro-life activist Connie Marshner about the Roe v. Wade anniversary. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, a preview of this week’s Listening In, a cliff-diving discovery, and the Thursday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate. Additional support comes from The McCandlish Phillips Journalism Institute at The King’s College in New York City. Training intellectually honest journalists to work in leading outlets across the country. More at TKC.edu.  

Sarah Schweinsberg reports on the factors that have divided America’s rural communities from its cities on political and social issues; Mary Reichard talks to Dr. Charles Horton about the COVID-19 vaccines; and Emily Whitten recommends 40 Favorite Hymns for the Christian Year as the Classic Book of the Month. Plus: commentary from Kim Henderson, righting a 40-year-old wrong, and the Tuesday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate. Additional support comes from Dordt University. Providing an education rooted in faith—for engineers, nurses, social workers, teachers, and more. More at Dordt.edu.

Kyle Ziemnick reports on how a nationwide mask mandate might work and who would be responsible for enforcing it; Dr. Charles Horton explains how the new COVID vaccines work and addresses safety and ethical concerns; and reviewer Emily Whitten recommends Little Women for her Classic Book of the Month. Plus: commentary from Les Sillars, creative concerts in France, and the Tuesday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate. Additional support comes from Christianbook.com. Christmas gifts that come from your heart—at Christianbook.com. From Samaritan Ministries. Health care sharing is affordable, and you can join today. More at SamaritanMinistries.org/world. And from World Help’s Christmas Giving Catalog. Every dollar multiplies 33X to ship emergency aid to people struggling to survive the pandemic. Worldhelp.net/podcast

Myrna Brown and WORLD medical correspondent Dr. Charles Horton discuss the latest medical advancements in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Sarah Schweinsberg reports on how some cities are dispatching social workers instead of police, and taking money from police budgets to pay for it; Myrna Brown talks to Dr. Charles Horton about the latest surge in COVID-19 cases; and Paul Butler visits a farmer’s market reopening in Illinois after months of shutdowns. Plus: commentary from Les Sillars, the problem with microwaving books, and the Tuesday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate. Additional support comes from the makers of the Illuminate Bible Series—deep discipleship for your children’s daily needs. union-gospel-press-dot-com.

Mary Reichard and WORLD medical correspondent Dr. Charles Horton answer more listener questions about the coronavirus pandemic.

Mary Reichard and WORLD medical correspondent Dr. Charles Horton answer listener questions about the coronavirus pandemic.

The true Diva Amber Rogers is back for Part 2 of her unique life story. She tells us that her intention of sharing her powerful story is to save lives. She has been misdiagnosed many times and many times gets treated for addiction even though she suffers from mental illness. Amber is very aware of her illness and sometimes can treat it better than any professional.We talk about her experience when she went on the Dr. Phil show https://www.drphil.com/.There were exciting moments like being flown to Los Angeles, being picked up in a limo etc. The realization set in quickly, that the producers were just in it to create a shocking show.They even made a 2 part series out of her life story. Gabrielle discusses how she felt watching her friend on the show. We discuss Amber’s 90 day stay in a rehab center, that the Dr. Phil Show sent her to, which is considered the best treatment center in the world. Her experience in the sober house, right after she completed treatment, made her very uncomfortable because people got caught with drugs and it was very chaotic, and threatening to her sobriety.Because Amber left the sober house, the Dr. Phil Show left her stranded in Florida and have never once checked on Amber. She had to figure out how to get the money to fly back home. Before she went on the show they said they would follow her progress and have her back on the show and set her up for success. None of that happened. We all feel very let down by the fact that Dr. Phil seems to care so much, yet in reality he doesn’t show compassion at all, and just cares about ratings.Amber tells us about her work with Charles Horton and the Boardroom. https://www.boardroomlesson.com and that she is now a firewalking instructor. We end the show with Marcella telling us how she started designing swimsuits, how people should never retire and that women should be able to wear anything they want and to teach boys and men to be respectful to women.

I first had the privilege of hearing Charles Horton speak at Erin Smith's Entrepreneur Summit.  I'm so glad I continued to cross paths with this man through other friends and his awesome monthly event, The Boardroom.   As a business leader and investor, Charles runs a multi-million dollar personal finance business, the foundation of which he began when he was 15 years old with a check-cashing business that soon became a check verification company.  That company became SmartCheck, the 8th largest check verification company in the U.S.   Charles has since gone on to invest in and start numerous other successful businesses.     But that just scratches the surface of what he does and the lives he impacts.   From running his Shark Tank-like monthly Boardroom event to Firewalking and walking with lions, we cover an incredible amount of Charles' amazing story in this interview.  

Charles Horton is the author of Ignite the Secret, a Firewalking Master Instructor, and a self made millionaire. This show will inspire and challenge you to think about your life in a different way. Get A Company of Owners, Beached Whale, Whiteboard, and The Sink here: http://goo.gl/zggRqd  www.DarenMartin.com http://www.firewalking.com/charles-horton/

Charles Horton has been a successful entrepreneur as early as 13 when he ran a landscaping business.  He then ventured into his first big business at the age of 16 when he started cashing checks at a local flea market. He hasn't looked back since, selling his first company at 30, and then starting several others right after.  Charles new venture has him on pace to meet his next goal, which is to be a billionaire by the time he turns 50. I loved sitting down with Charles to learn more about how he has been so successful. Here are just a few of the things you will learn in this episode: How Charles took his first business from an idea to a multi-million dollar sale Why he feels mentoring others is crucial, and why he thinks you should always be seeking mentors Why changing his mindset from telling others what to do to creating a company of owners, made his companies more successful. Why embracing fear became one of the biggest keys to success. You can find more about Charles at CharlesHorton.com. You can also learn more about the summit and get your tickets at: https://www.esummitevents.com/