Podcast appearances and mentions of christopher kennedy

What's it like to be a writer, and what can we learn from Lutheran writers? Presenters from this year's Texas Lutheran Writers Roundup join Andy and Sarah to talk about their presentations and what people will learn at this year's event. Learn more about the Texas Lutheran Writers Roundup, including how you can attend if you're in Central Texas, at facebook.com/events/1121263108907395. Today's guest lineup: Sarah Baughman is the author of A Flame in the Dark (available from CPH). Find Sarah at sarahbaughman.org. Christina Hergenrader is the author of Inspired by the Holy Spirit: Four Habits for Faithful Living (available from CPH). Find Christina at christinahergenrader.com. Rev. Dr. Brian Kachelmeier is the author of Reading Isaiah with Luther (available from CPH). Find this book on CPH FaithCourses at youtube.com/watch?v=QAOPUOsLVKU. Rev. Dr. Christopher Kennedy is the author of Jesus Said What? (available from CPH). Ruth Meyer is the author of N for Nativity (available from CPH). Find Ruth at Ruthmeyerbooks.com. Donna Snow is the author of Meant for Good: a Study of Joseph (available from CPH). Find Donna at artesianministries.org.

Christopher Kennedy of Habitat for Humanity on Veteran Volunteer Day

In this episode of Beyond the Design, join us as we step into the world of mid-century modern design and Palm Springs glamour with Christopher Kennedy of Christopher Kennedy Inc. With 18 years in the design industry, Christopher shares his journey from aspiring Disney Imagineer to creating his own design firm and the lessons he's learned along the way. We explore the ever-changing landscape of the design industry, the role technology has played in revolutionizing how we design and market our services, and Christopher's design process for curating each client's "brand DNA." Don't miss this inspiring conversation as we uncover the secrets of Christopher Kennedy's success and the driving forces behind his passion for design.

Meet Heather Erlen and Christopher Kennedy, hosts of the Virgin.Beauty.B!tch Podcast, an engaging platform that educates and inspires listeners, primarily women, and girls, on topics inclusive of sexuality, gender, self-image, health, and relationships. In this episode Michelle, Heather, and Chris talk about how their collaborations created allyship, and more importantly, friendship around a shared mission of amplifying women's voices all over the world!Listen to the Virgin.Beauty.B!tch PodcastLearn more about Christopher and HeatherSupport the showAs always, I am here to support your community building journey. Say hello, support the podcast, and lets connect through the links below. ✨ Follow Us on LinkedIn ✨ Join the community ✨ Share your story

  Angela Berry is Sirhan's lawyer Sirhan was granted parole in 2021 which was then reversed by Governor Newsom News: California Panel Rejects Parole Again for Sirhan Sirhan Sirhan is required to do more therapy Members of the Kennedy family hired a law firm to fight Sirhan's release Video: RFK's son Douglas Kennedy on why he supports the release of Sirhan (2021) Video: Kerry and Christopher Kennedy speak out on Sirhan Sirhan parole (2021) Video: (RFK Jr.'s sister) Kerry Kennedy throws RFK Jr. under the bus (2021) Angela was given just 10 mins to speak at the parole hearing But Kennedy children and lawyers opposing the parole were allowed to speak for much longer The political nature of the crime is not a factor according to psychiatrists Paul Schrade wanted to get into the facts of the case during the 2016 parole hearing But the parole board stopped him from doing so However this time the Kennedy family were allowed to talk uninterrupted about the facts of the case RFK Jr. and Douglas Kennedy were supposed to appear before the parole board But they bailed out last minute Part B: Vince Palamara; beginning at 44:59 Author of five books Book: Survivor's Guilt: The Secret Service and the Failure to Protect President Kennedy: Paperback, Kindle Book: JFK: From Parkland to Bethesda: The Ultimate Kennedy Assassination Compendium: Paperback, Kindle Book: The Not-So-Secret Service: Agency Tales from FDR to Kennedy Assassination to Reagan Era: Paperback, Kindle Book: Who's Who in the Secret Service: History's Most Renowned Agents: Paperback, Kindle Book: Honest Answers about the Murder of President John F. Kennedy: Paperback, Kindle Vince's website: www.vincepalamara.com Blog: www.vincepalamara.blogspot.com Vince's YouTube channel, Facebook page and Twitter handle Secret Service agent Paul Landis's statements Secret Service agent Paul Landis: New Book Coming October 2023 Governor Connally always said that he and JFK were hit by different bullets But Connally also said that he believed Oswald acted alone Secret Service agent Clint Hill said that the back of JFK's head was gone Hill says he believes the Warren Commission except for the single bullet theory !! Paul Landis is not the final witness; there are quite a few other witnesses alive Clint Hill would always point his hand to the back of the head (pointing to the missing area of the skull) Floyd Boring was involved in the planning of the Texas Trip "Of all the Presidents I served, JFK was the most cooperative" - Floyd Boring "He can tell you what he wants done and he can tell you certain things but that doesn’t mean you have to do it. What we used to do was always agree with the President and then we’d do what we felt was best anyway." - Clint Hill, Sixth Floor Oral History The only agency which can give orders to the President - the secret service - may make much greater use of this perogative in the future - AP report, Nov 25, 1963 Video: The Attack of the Pauls: Brandus and Landis and their upcoming 2023 JFK assassination books Video: The Secret Service protected Kennedy before Dallas: rooftops guarded and other measures used EXCELLENT security for JFK in Tampa, FL on 11/18/63 Secret Service security and press coverage for JFK pre-11/22/63 FREE Borrowable Ebook: The United States Secret Service by Walter S. Bowen and Harry Edward Neal (1960) FREE Borrowable Ebook: Brothers: The Hidden History of the Kennedy Years by David Talbot WC critics have been smeared as profiting from the assassination But the real profits were made by those who supported the Warren report Video: Judge Napolitano on what President Trump told him about the JFK files  

In our culture of sound bites it's easy for Jesus' words to be taken out of context and misunderstood. What do we make of these challenging words? Jesus Said WHAT? is a book written by Christopher Kennedy. The book brings ... More The post Jesus Said WHAT? appeared first on Family Shield Ministries.

  News: California Panel Rejects Parole Again for Sirhan Sirhan Jen Abreu is the founder of Redemption Row California Jen's website link: www.redemptionrowcalifornia.com How Jen Abreu got involved in Sirhan's case Paul Schrade's fight for justice in the RFK case Video: (RFK Jr.'s sister) Kerry Kennedy throws RFK Jr. under the bus (2021) "Just find one (conspiracy theory) and he'll go out and promote it....So why in the world anyone would take him seriously is just beyond comprehension" - (RFK Jr.'s sister) Kerry Kennedy on RFK Jr. Video: RFK's son Douglas Kennedy on why he supports the release of Sirhan (2021) RFK Jr. and Douglas Kennedy were supposed to appear before the parole board But they bailed out last minute Kerry Kennedy and Christopher Kennedy attended the parole hearing Video: Kerry and Christopher Kennedy speak out on Sirhan Sirhan parole (2021) Associated Press reported that Sirhan was denied parole 3 hours before it was officially announced "To say this parole hearing was a sham would be not giving it justice" - Jen Abreu Kerry Kennedy was full of bitterness, hate and revenge at the parole hearing Political assassination vs. murder one $250,000 was paid to the law firm representing the Kennedys (arguing against the parole) "Without this tragedy (RFK's killing), nobody knows who Kerry or Chris Kennedy is" - Jen Abreu Sirhan turns 79 on March 19, 2023 RFK Jr. considering to run for President: check here Check RFK Jr.'s tweet here  

In this episode of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast, host Elizabeth Pittman is joined by Pastor Chris Kennedy. The duo discuss his new book, Jesus Said What? and some of our Savior's words that many people may struggle to understand at first glance. Kennedy sits down to urge readers and listeners alike to look to Scripture to interpret Scripture. Get a copy of his book on cph.org. Show Notes: In his new book, Pastor Kennedy brings clarity to 15 of Jesus' most difficult teachings on topics such as money, relationships, and consequences for sin. During this episode he dives into writing his third book with CPH and how this title differed from the last two. Pastor Kennedy goes over some of Jesus' words that didn't make it into the book, and the verses that people seemed to be most curious about. He also previews a few of the actual phrases from Jesus that he deciphers in the book and encourages listeners to continue their learning with the tools provided in Jesus Said What?.                                                             Questions Covered-        Tell listeners a little bit about how writing your third book differed from the first and the second.-        What are a few of the verses that might have come in just under the first tier that you didn't have room for in the book? What were some of those verses that people were really curious about?-        If we don't know those original languages in the Scripture, is that hurting us?-        When someone asks ‘What translation of the Bible should I be reading?', what is your advice to them?-        What is Jesus' overriding concern that you mention in the book and what steps does He take to try to help us understand?-        Why is it so important that we look to the fundamental rule of “Scripture interprets Scripture” when we're trying to understand these verses?-        Let's at a few of the verses that you cover in the book:o   “Unforgivable sin”o   “Make friends by unrighteous wealth”o   “No forgiveness for the unforgiving”-        Tell us about the tools that you provide in the book and how they can help readers. About the GuestPastor Christopher Kennedy is a writer, podcaster, and pastor. He is also author of Equipped: The Armor of God for Everyday Struggles and Grace under Pressure: Responding Faithfully to Stress. He serves a large congregation in San Antonio, Texas. He earned a bachelor's degree in communication, a master's degree in theology, and a doctorate in ministry. Chris and his wife are parents of four.

In today's VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, we interview Dr. Christopher Kennedy, DACVECC, DECVECC, a criticalist at the University of Liège - Belgium, on all things about focused cardiac ultrasound! In this Part 2 episode, learn more about using this point-of-care-ultrasound that focuses on the heart, how to diagnose pericardial effusion (because it's harder than it looks, folks!), how to determine if there is cardiac tamponade in your veterinary patient, and what the role of FCU in fluid resuscitation in shock is!

In today's VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, we interview Dr. Christopher Kennedy, DACVECC, DECVECC, a criticalist at the University of Liège - Belgium, on all things about focused cardiac ultrasound (FCU). Tune in to find out the use of this point-of-care-ultrasound that focuses on the heart, when we should be using FCU, and how we can go about implementing its use in our veterinary patients!

Join us for a conversation with Christopher Kennedy, who is a commercial leader in the life sciences industry. He has spent the last two decades in executive roles within the Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, Medical Device, Pharmacy and Clinical Research sectors. Christopher has been nationally recognized for his efforts in pioneering innovative healthcare solutions focused on getting new technologies from research bench to patient bedside. Original music by Lynz Floren.

This week on True Crime Daily The Podcast: Author and former detective Danny Smith joins host Ana Garcia for our "My Favorite Case" series. Smith spent 21 years with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, seven years as a homicide detective. Now he's a private investigator and consultant, and he's the author of the Dickie Floyd Detective Novel series. Smith's new book "Nothing Left to Prove: A Law Enforcement Memoir" tells the stories of some of the cases from his days on the job, including the 2003 murder of William Whiteside, a hospital maintenance worker in California. Whiteside's burned corpse was found in the trunk of his car two weeks after going missing. His live-in girlfriend was convicted of murder and sentenced to death. Her 16-year-old son, the son's 14-year-old friend and an ex-convict were also convicted. Danny Smith: https://dickiefloydnovels.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/DickieFloydVIP/ Ana Garcia: http://www.anagarciatv.com https://www.instagram.com/anagnews See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seth Tinsley reflects on his life in prison after the murder of Christopher Kennedy, while Kevin Robertson offers his thoughts on the choices Seth made the night of May 22, 2003. Charlie discovers new information about Christopher's death and ponders the afterlife with his childhood mentor, Rabbi Richard Sherwin, and Dr. Edward Kelly from the University of Virginia's Division of Perceptual Studies. Charles Moss - Creator & HostMike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & ComposerBill Colrus - Story EditorShelton Brown - Logo DesignKeith Finch - Additional ArtworkAshton Lance - Web Developer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Seth Tinsley explains in detail how the events of May 22, 2003 unfolded, why he and another member of the Staunton-based gang Gangsta Disciples, lured Chris Kennedy to Braley Pond and murdered him, and the aftermath. Kennedy's childhood best friend, Kevin Robertson, reminisces about growing up together with Chris, his feelings about losing his friend so young, and how he heard about the murder. Charles Moss - Creator & HostMike Trebilcock - Sound Designer & ComposerBill Colrus - Story EditorShelton Brown - Logo DesignKeith Finch - Additional ArtworkAshton Lance - Web developer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I bring a special guest Christopher Kennedy from The Fantasy Headliners to give us things to look forward to this football season

About This Broadcast: My Interview with Actor, Author, and Forever Member of the Recovery Community, the late CHRISTOPHER KENNEDY LAWFORD. Christopher is the son of actor Peter Lawford and nephew to former president, John F. Kennedy. This is Christopher’s interview with Take 12 Recovery Radio’s Monty Meyer aka the Monty’man from 2009. Christopher fought bravely on the front lines of addiction in this country and is remembered fondly on this broadcast.

In this episode of our PILOT ERROR series we look at the TV pilot for the short lived Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures (1992)   The time traveling misadventures of two seemingly dumb teen metalheads destined to save the world with their music. Evan Richards, Christopher Kennedy, Danny Breen, Don Lake, and Rick Overton star. Listen, rate and share. If you would like to watch the pilot before listening to the podcast email us at mike@cullenpark.com for a link.  Find us at all2reeltoo.com Check out some cool music by host Matthew Haase at https://youtu.be/5E6TYm_4wIE Check out cool merchandise related to our show at http://tee.pub/lic/CullenPark Become a Patron of the show here.... https://www.patreon.com/CullenPark Listen to Mike on The Nerdball Podcast.... https://pod.fo/e/ba2aa Check out some cool music from Jason Quick at www.jasonquickmusic.com If you can during these troubling times make a donation to one of the following charities to help out. https://www.directrelief.org/ https://www.naacpldf.org/ https://www.blackvotersmatterfund.org  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is Lone Star House of Design, a podcast about all things design and architecture form the Great State of Texas with a panel conversation featuring some of the biggest names in American design today, and all from Texas. The following conversation is part of the Wellness and Design Leadership Series presented by ThermaSol and you are not going to want to miss a moment of this one featuring a panel of design icons, all from Texas. This is a conversation with Kyle Bunting & friends.I met Kyle Bunting through my friend and amazing publicist, Andrew Joseph. He reintroduced me to Kyle with whom my last contact was not direct but through designer Christopher Kennedy who designed my Small Space, Big Style design house which featured a stunning Kyle Bunting rug. Kyle Bunting is producing some of the most stunning rugs in the world, all from his studio in Austin, Texas. The work is groundbreaking and has turned the Hyde rug, the original luxury item into an art form, unrivaled and completely original. After my conversation with Kyle, he said, “let’s do something really cool” and invited three incredible guests to join for a group chat about the state of design in Texas. This group included; Fern Santini - Santini’s work is completely original, it’s bold and refined with a wild streak that is unmistakeable and wonderful. Fern’s use of furniture, color and materials blends design into a hand crafted sculpture of space, materials and light. Lauren Rottet - Rottet is the complete designer. Architect, interior designer, furniture designer and art curator. Founding principal and president of Rottet Studio. I could list her accolades, but there would be no time left for the conversation.Jan Showers - Showers is another world-class designer from Texas, and I don’t use this term lightly, at all. Her work is elegant, unique and layered, like an Impasto at times, glazing others. Her spaces art artfully placed and painted to create a multi-dimensional environment. That, to me has always been the true essence of design.Some idea came up during our conversation that bears repeating here. Texas design is very different by geography. Austin is funky and weird, yet still a college town and state capitol. The spirit of Austin is strong and diverse base on the the influence of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Kinky Friedman, Michael Dell, Tito Beveridge combined with some of the most interesting architecture you can find around the state capitol and the University of Texas campus. It’s still a relatively small city but it doesn’t feel that way. The addition of a technology hub to the already vibrant music scene and South By South West, Austin is poised for even greater heights but at what price? The traffic, cost of living, loss of architecturally significant structures to make way for more livable space? Yeah, that’s probably coming. Having spent 9 years living in Dallas, I can tell you that this city is rich in arts and cultural experiences. If you ask many outside of Texas, they will tell you about Tom Landry, J.R Ewing and Roger Staubach. Sure, Dallas is a world-class sports town, I get it. But the arts and culture scene in Dallas goes far beyond what you hear about Dallas on ESPN. The City Hall building in Dallas, designed by I.M Pei and Theodore J. Musho is a brutalist statement piece. Pei also designed the Meyerson Symphony Center and with that, added a simply exquisite and acoustic masterpiece to the “Metroplex”. Fair Park, home of the State Fair of Texas is an Art Deco oasis crafted by architect, George Dahl. There is far more to explore, and I encourage you to do just that!
So what about Houston? Oil energy money, right? Sure. There is a significant link between oil barons and the arts, it’s true. Try to find an American city that was built on energy money that does not hav significant art, architecture and design. Houston is no different. The city has incredible art installations, a museum district, architectural representations of almost any era you...

https://www.swordandthescript.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/bab_025_chris_kennedy.jpeg Christopher Kennedy joined the Marines as a communications officer, and almost by accident wound up in cybersecurity. Cybersecurity was still a nascent industry then, but the experience served him well over his career. He's worked in high profile cybersecurity gigs across multiple vertical markets, including government and finance, and also in organizations big and small, with companies like AttackIQ and Northrup Grumman. Today he's a senior cybersecurity executive at a large financial institution While we've covered cybersecurity a couple times on the show, there is opportunity here because it's a growing sector. And Chris has a truly unique background and a lot of stories, so I think listeners will enjoy it. Links: • Connect with Chris on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherkennedyatattackiq/) • DoD SkillBridge Program (https://dodskillbridge.usalearning.gov/) • Defense contractor Northrup Grumman on transitioning veterans (https://www.northropgrumman.com/careers/veterans-transitioning-to-civilian-careers-job-search-and-networking-strategies/)

 A "food desert" is an area that has limited access to affordable and nutritious food, and the designation considers both the type and quality of food available, as well as the accessibility of the food through the size and proximity of the food stores. In 2010, the United States Department of Agriculture reported that 23.5 million people in the U.S. lived in food deserts, meaning that they live more than one mile from a supermarket in urban or suburban areas and more than 10 miles from a supermarket in rural areas. Food deserts tend to be inhabited by lower-income residents with reduced mobility, making them a less attractive market for large supermarket chains and available foods are often of the highly processed type, high in sugars and fats, which are known contributors to the proliferation of obesity and other chronic diseases. It's estimated that the contribution of food deserts to healthcare costs in the U.S. is over $70 billion annually. Top Box Foods is a non-profit, community-based, social business, with an innovative model of getting healthy and affordable grocery boxes to food-insecure neighborhoods, creating year round access to fresh fruits, vegetables, and proteins, in communities in Chicago, and Lake County, IL, as well as in New Orleans, LA. Mr. Christopher Kennedy, along with his wife Sheila Kennedy, is a co-founder of Top Box Foods. In addition to Top Box Foods, Mr. Kennedy is Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Joseph P. Kennedy Enterprises, Inc., treasurer of the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation, serves on the public boards of Interface, Inc., and Knoll Inc., and is a trustee for the Marine Biological Laboratory at University of Chicago. Mr. Kennedy earned his BA from Boston College and his MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University, where he serves on their Global Advisory Board. Mr. Kennedy has also served as Chair of the Board of Trustees for the University of Illinois, and president of Merchandise Mart Properties, a commercial property management firm based in Chicago. Mr. Kennedy is one of the children of Ethel Kennedy and the late U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy. 

In this episode, Christopher Kennedy, President at Elixell Therapeutics, discusses how his company is committed to working on stem cell expansion and its potentials in healthcare https://outcomesrocket.health/elixell/2020/03/

Join us for our first ever co-host opportunity with Christopher Kennedy and Julie on the Liquid Lunch show! We discuss beer diversity and the mission behind the Black is Beautiful beer collaboration. The Black is Beautiful initiative is a collaborative effort founded by Marcus Baskerville of Weathered Souls Brewing Co., amongst the brewing community and its customers, in an attempt to bring awareness to the injustices that many people of color face daily. It's mission is to bridge the gap that's been around for ages and provide a platform to show that the brewing community is an inclusive place for everyone of any colo. Bobby Harl from Back Pew Brewing Co. pops in to discuss his vision for his Black is Beautiful beer recipe. #blackisbeautiful #beerdiversity #texasbeer #blacklivesmatter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/draughtqueens/support

In this episode, Christopher Kennedy, President at Elixell Therapeutics, discusses how his company is committed to working on stem cell expansion and its potentials in healthcare https://outcomesrocket.health/elixell/2020/03/

Design houses are one of the elements unique to interior design and architecture. It’s like our version of the runway show in fashion, or the car show in the auto industry. Christopher Kennedy has become quite adept at ideating the design house and executing them. Christopher is a regular fixture in Palm Springs during Modernism Week and you have heard about some of those here on the podcast and even seen some of the interviews on our YouTube channel.  As a side note, before I started the podcast, I produced a design house in Hollywood I called Small Space, Big Style and Christopher was a featured designer on the project. He masterfully designed a 70’s inspired living room and was an absolute pleasure to work with. So when I heard that Christopher was creating a design house in Central California, I really wanted to cover it for you. I had another idea at the time, I wanted to assign this project to someone who could cover its from a designer’s perspective so I reached out good friend, previous guest and fabulous design talent, Nancy Russert of Les Beaux and Twist Custom to go and see this project. She did, and in the process, created what is really a travel journal to the Central California Valley City of Turlock, definitely NOT a hotbed of design to see this project. Convo By Design is presented by Walker Zanger….A fantastic company and an equally dependable design partner.  While the Walker Zanger brand was built on the promise to inspire designers and architects to do their best work, there is far more to it than that. Yes, that promise is fulfilled everyday through a commitment to provide the best ceramic, glass, stone, porcelain, quartz and concrete surfaces and finishes but at the heart of this is a family owned and operated business that provides stunning surfaces for a well designed home. Walker Zanger started in 1952 and they are absolutely one of the best trade partners a designer can have. Check out their newest collaborative line with designer Pietta Donovan. A collection of Cement and Ceramic tiles inspired by the the patterns and colorways of the 1970’s and created with a comfortable modernity. Walker Zanger is on the cutting edge of design featuring products for every style and architectural feel you can create and they provide homeowners with the materials that dream kitchens and baths are made of. Check out any of their 14 showrooms across the country or shop online, Walker Zanger dot com. This is Nancy Russert starting off where most good travel stories begin, the airport. #Design #Interiors #MidCenturyModern #NancyRussert

英国警方24日对一名23岁的北爱尔兰男子提出贩运人口罪指控，这是上个月在伦敦附近一辆货车冷藏柜内发现39名越南人死亡事件调查的最新进展。 据路透社报道，警方在一份声明中说，这位名叫克里斯托弗·肯尼迪（Christopher Kennedy）的嫌犯将于24日在英格兰的切姆...

The story behind RETURN TO MOUNT KENNEDY begins and ends with Bobby Kennedy becoming the first human to stand atop a lonely peak in the Canadian Yukon that had just been named to honor his assassinated brother, JFK. His climbing guide was Jim Whittaker, a mountain icon who at 28 had become the first American to summit Mt. Everest. From that solemn trek, Jim—the shy outdoorsman and eventual CEO of REI—and RFK ignited a friendship over their shared love of wilderness. In the following years their lives would intertwine, both men having a profound effect on the other. But their shared path would end with an assassin’s bullet. In June of 1968, Jim would look on as Bobby was taken off life support. 50 years later, Jim’s son Bobby Whittaker— a legend of the grunge scene— decides that he and his brother Leif must ascend the mountain. Leif, the experienced alpinist, will guide Bobby, as they test their relationship on dangerous ground. When they are joined by RFK’s son Christopher Kennedy their trio is complete. Mt. Kennedy’s long shadow has loomed in all of their lives for decades. Now, half a century after their fathers’ climb, three sons will forge their own paths and find a vantage point above the shadows. Like their fathers before them, the trio bring out the best in each other. Confronting deeply emotional memories from a tumultuous era of American history, Bobby, Chris, and Leif finally understand why they were so driven to go there and why they must continue to do good in the world. Director Eric Becker joins us to talk about the deeply personal story of a family and the unlikely bond between two men who lived lives of purpose and integrity. For news, screenings and updates go to: mtkennedy.com Return to Mount Kennedy screening at the Los Feliz Theatre in Los Angeles, on Tuesday November 5, followed by a Q&A with Director Eric Becker Social Media: facebook.com/mtkennedyfilm twitter.com/mtkennedyfilm instagram.com/mtkennedyfilm

The Podcast that grew up to be a book. VIRGIN.BEAUTY.B!TCH ~ Origin of the Man-Made Woman, written by show host Chris Kennedy. The Man-Made woman, who is she, is she you?

The Podcast that grew up to be a book. VIRGIN.BEAUTY.B!TCH ~ Origin of the Man-Made Woman, written by show host Chris Kennedy. The Man-Made woman, who is she, is she you?

How ingrained are ideas behind virginity, beauty and the stereotype bitch?After today's discussion, you may question what you thought about these archetypes. Christopher Kennedy opens up the dialogue around how they are still so prevelent in our society today, how to become more aware of them and how to move out of them. It left me wondering what we are still teaching our children and how this affects them as adults.Is the moral compass meant to evolve?Christopher Kennedy didn’t set out to be an “author.” A man who speaks from the heart and advocates for women. The world needs women with their pride, dignity, and grace intact. We discuss how women became Man-Made without their consent, and most disturbing, without even their awareness.Virgin, Beauty, Bitch the book comes out Nov 4, 2019 on Amazon.com and amazon.caJoin Christopher and Heather on their podcasthttp://www.virginbeautybitch.com/podcasthttp://www.virginbeautybitch.com

Real Estate Jerky Radio Show broadcasted on 9/21/2019. On today's show, we looked at the inside of a home through the eyes of renowned interior designer, Keith Fortner, not just any interior design. But interior design that benefits an entire community of Turlock. The Christopher Kennedy Design Showhouse Event. All proceeds benefit Jessica House, Salvation Army and Covenantcare at Home Hospice.

Christopher Kennedy, Chief Operating Officer at Heritage Biologics, Inc., interviews Dr. Mahek A. Shah. about the importance of understanding what Value-Based Health Care truly is & how Specialty Pharmacy dove tails with the transformation of healthcare services to the coming of a new age of patient focus.  About our guest Mahek A. Shah, M.D. Senior Researcher at Harvard Business School.  Mahek A. Shah, MD is a Senior Project Leader and Senior Researcher at Harvard Business School. Dr. Shah leads Harvard Business School's Value Measurement for Health Care projects, implementing time-driven activity-based costing (TDABC) globally to understand real and actual costs of care delivery. Shah teaches and advises executives at large health systems, governments, and companies on how to better understand and measure their outcomes and costs. Working with Professors Bob Kaplan and Michael Porter, he designs and advises the implementation of the new framework for restructuring health care systems around the world, Value-Based Health Care, with the overarching goal of delivering more value for the patient: better outcomes at lower costs. Dr. Shah is the co-author of two Harvard Business School (HBS) case studies. He has been published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), World Health Organization (WHO), and Forbes. Shah delivered a TED talk at Harvard: Bringing Patient-centered Design to Healthcare. For more than 10 years, Dr. Shah has focused on redesigning health care to improve patient outcomes, leverage technology, and the health care experience. His methodologies emphasize maximizing value through measurement, aligning the provider and payers, and utilizing real-time data to drive decision making. Dr. Shah speaks globally on the future of health care delivery, measurement, alternative payment models, and the business of healthcare. Dr. Shah advises the World Economic Forum, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and serves on the New England Journal of Medicine's Catalyst Insights Council. Prior to medicine, Dr. Shah worked on Wall Street at Citigroup. Follow and engage with him on twitter at @Mahek_MD See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christopher Kennedy, Chief Operating Officer at Heritage Biologics, Inc., interviews Dr. Mahek A. Shah. about the importance of understanding what Value-Based Health Care truly is & how Specialty Pharmacy dove tails with the transformation of healthcare services to the coming of a new age of patient focus.  About our guest Mahek A. Shah, M.D. Senior Researcher at Harvard Business School.  Mahek A. Shah, MD is a Senior Project Leader and Senior Researcher at Harvard Business School. Dr. Shah leads Harvard Business School's Value Measurement for Health Care projects, implementing time-driven activity-based costing (TDABC) globally to understand real and actual costs of care delivery. Shah teaches and advises executives at large health systems, governments, and companies on how to better understand and measure their outcomes and costs. Working with Professors Bob Kaplan and Michael Porter, he designs and advises the implementation of the new framework for restructuring health care systems around the world, Value-Based Health Care, with the overarching goal of delivering more value for the patient: better outcomes at lower costs. Dr. Shah is the co-author of two Harvard Business School (HBS) case studies. He has been published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), World Health Organization (WHO), and Forbes. Shah delivered a TED talk at Harvard: Bringing Patient-centered Design to Healthcare. For more than 10 years, Dr. Shah has focused on redesigning health care to improve patient outcomes, leverage technology, and the health care experience. His methodologies emphasize maximizing value through measurement, aligning the provider and payers, and utilizing real-time data to drive decision making. Dr. Shah speaks globally on the future of health care delivery, measurement, alternative payment models, and the business of healthcare. Dr. Shah advises the World Economic Forum, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and serves on the New England Journal of Medicine's Catalyst Insights Council. Prior to medicine, Dr. Shah worked on Wall Street at Citigroup. Follow and engage with him on twitter at @Mahek_MD See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christopher is an interior designer who successfully spearheads The Christopher Kennedy Compound, he is the author of two books, runs his retail shop in Palm Springs, and the list goes on. He's sharing so many truth bombs about our industry and nuggets of information. I know all of you have so many questions, ranging from the ins and outs of running show houses, licensing, writing a book, having product lines, and this conversation will give you the perfect insight into the industry. Get full show notes and more information here: https://tobifairley.com/65

I’m Josh Cooperman and this is Convo By Design recorded in the Living Kitchen Studio with a trip back to Modernism Week in Palm Springs for a sit down with some of the all-star team of designers who worked on this years Christopher Kennedy Compound. Christopher has done a magnificent job on this project over the years and this offering is no exception. This golf course home is everything you could ask for if you are looking to channel the Mid-Century Modern architecture straight out of the swanky, atomic-era 1950’s. This project is the official shophouse of Modernism Week and it features some remarkable creatives. I sat with a few in the backyard to ask about the experience and inspiration for the project. Before we get into this, I want to thank you for listening to Convo By Design. It has been six years and we are doing more than we ever have before. This year alone, Convo By Design will be at Modernism Week, KBIS, Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts, WestWeek, LCDQ Legends, Los Angeles Design Festival, Fall Market and of course, WestEdge Design Fair. Make sure you catch every episode with upcoming activities. Subscribe to the show wherever you get your favorite podcasts. This was so much fun. Special thanks to everyone from the Christopher Kennedy Compound including; Nancy Joseph, Keith Fortner, Lisa McDennon, Kelly Green, Gordon Kurtis and Christopher Kennedy. Thank you to my friends at Sub-Zero, Wolf, Cove, Snyder Diamond, Vondom and Article for your support and making this podcast possible. And thank you for listening, subscribing, rating the show on iTunes and coming out to the events to say ‘hello’. I love it, and I appreciate you. See you next week.

Part 2 of our Modernism Week podcast featuring the talented designers of the Christopher Kennedy Compound located in beautiful Palm Springs, California. This talented group of world class designers helped create a showcase house which has become the hottest ticket in town. In this episode we chat with Brian Paquette, Lisa McDennon, Gordon Kurtis, Michelle […]

Part 2 of our Modernism Week podcast featuring the talented designers of the Christopher Kennedy Compound located in beautiful Palm Springs, California. This talented group of world class designers helped create a showcase house which has become the hottest ticket in town. In this episode we chat with Brian Paquette, Lisa McDennon, Gordon Kurtis, Michelle […]

Just a few short weeks ago we took the show on the road to sunny Palm Springs to experience the most anticipated week of design and architecture in Southern California – Modernism Week. We set up camp at the premiere showcase house, The Christopher Kennedy Compound, where we caught up with a few of the […]

Just a few short weeks ago we took the show on the road to sunny Palm Springs to experience the most anticipated week of design and architecture in Southern California – Modernism Week. We set up camp at the premiere showcase house, The Christopher Kennedy Compound, where we caught up with a few of the […]

Tune in for a conversation between Victoria Reis is the Co-Founder, Executive & Artistic Director of Transformer & the Environmental Performance Agency (EPA). Transformer is proud to present The Department of Weedy Affairs, an exhibition, and series of programmatic performances and workshops led by the Environmental Performance Agency (EPA), an artist collective which imagines a governmental agency that is beyond human. Offering visitors an opportunity to engage with and learn from spontaneous urban plants (aka weeds) through a toolkit of radical care practices and embodied science. The exhibition includes a living participatory sculpture featuring a weedy island of refugee plants from the marginal ecologies (ex. vacant lots, sidewalk cracks, highway medians) of Washington DC. An accompanying installation features liberated soil from the National Mall, deleted data from the US EPA’s website, tools and prompts that invite the visitor to experiment with and contemplate other ways of engaging with an urban multi-species environment. A recording booth and web platform encourage visitors to share their voice, and to speculate, imagine and contribute their ideas for a beyond human stewardship and weedy solidarity. Since the appointment of Scott Pruitt in 2017, the US Environmental Protection Agency has removed nearly all mention of climate change from its website and strategic plan, has censored its own scientists, and has overturned 33+ rules and rolled back dozens of initiatives that protect human and more-than-human health. With an aim to foster public commentary that articulates a vision for environmental justice on behalf of all life, challenging the current administration’s self-serving disregard for climate and the environment, the EPA invites you to call or text the Environmental Performance Agency’s hotline (240) 808-2372 or submit online at www.OnBehalfOf.Life, and leave a message for Scott Pruitt and US EPA officials on behalf of a life form who can’t. Throughout the exhibition, the EPA: Department of Weedy Affairs invites the public to consider multi-species empathy, the ecological interdependence of all life, and to imagine a governmental agency that advocates for ecological justice in a multispecies entangled world. At the close of the exhibition, the EPA Agents will lead a public march to deliver the collection of comments, desires, and demands on behalf of the weeds to the US EPA on the National Mall – The EPA meets the EPA. The Environmental Performance Agency (EPA) is an artist collective founded in 2017 and named in response to the proposed defunding of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Appropriating the US EPA’s acronym, The EPA’s primary goal is to shift thinking around the terms environment, performance, and agency – using artistic, social, and embodied / kinesthetic practices to advocate for the agency of all living performers co-creating our environment, specifically through the lens of spontaneous urban plants, native or migrant. Since launching in March 2017, the EPA has developed a range of workshops and artworks exploring interspecies social engagement and human-nonhuman solidarity. This includes activities such as fostering wild plant literacy, developing scores for movement and awareness explorations, DIY bioremediation, public (performative/kinesthetic) fieldwork, and interspecies storytelling for a world beyond human. Current EPA Agents include Catherine Grau, andrea haenggi, Ellie Irons, and Christopher Kennedy.

Today we welcome Christopher Kennedy of Christopher Kennedy Interiors www.christopherkennedy.com based out of sunny Palm Springs, California. Dubbed “The Ralph Lauren of the West Coast”, Christopher’s approach to design exemplifies the modern California Lifestyle. His work has been featured in numerous publications including Traditional Home, Elle Decor, and Architectural Digest. In this episode we talk […]

Today we welcome Christopher Kennedy of Christopher Kennedy Interiors www.christopherkennedy.com based out of sunny Palm Springs, California. Dubbed “The Ralph Lauren of the West Coast”, Christopher's approach to design exemplifies the modern California Lifestyle. His work has been featured in numerous publications including Traditional Home, Elle Decor, and Architectural Digest. In this episode we talk […]

Sheila Arquette, Executive Director of the National Association of Specialty Pharmacy interviews Heritage Biologics COO, Christopher Kennedy about being a 'Patient Focused Strategy' oriented Specialty Pharmacy.  Heritage Biologic's Patient Experience is a refreshing alternative to other customer service models. At Heritage Biologics, patients feel the difference from their first interaction with the Heritage committed specialized team. The Heritage experts are leading the charge to advance the healthcare experience for patients. They recognize the challenges and difficulties that life can throw your way when managing a rare disease or other health condition. Heritage has a HBcares program which is anchored in a fundamental approach to patient-centered care. Having a rare disease patient on their leadership team has allowed Heritage to combine best practices and new ideas to create a place we're confident patients will call Heritage Biologics their home pharmacy.

Sheila Arquette, Executive Director of the National Association of Specialty Pharmacy interviews Heritage Biologics COO, Christopher Kennedy about being a 'Patient Focused Strategy' oriented Specialty Pharmacy.  Heritage Biologic's Patient Experience is a refreshing alternative to other customer service models. At Heritage Biologics, patients feel the difference from their first interaction with the Heritage committed specialized team. The Heritage experts are leading the charge to advance the healthcare experience for patients. They recognize the challenges and difficulties that life can throw your way when managing a rare disease or other health condition. Heritage has a HBcares program which is anchored in a fundamental approach to patient-centered care. Having a rare disease patient on their leadership team has allowed Heritage to combine best practices and new ideas to create a place we're confident patients will call Heritage Biologics their home pharmacy.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Specialty Pharmacy Podcast co-host Christopher Kennedy, COO with Heritage Biologics interviews the founder of HemoTool, Dakota Rosenfelt.    HemoTool is Unlike Any Other Bleeding Disorder App Hi! My name is Dakota Rosenfelt and I am a 21-year-old with Severe Hemophilia A. Diagnosed at 13 months of age, I have grown up only knowing life with a bleeding disorder. However, I refuse to let that set me back, define who I am, or limit my goals. From an early age, I learned the importance of maintaining a prophylactic schedule, keeping track of bleeds, and knowing when it was time to order more factor; in other words, there is MUCH more to managing a bleeding disorder beyond just self-infusion. During my high school years, I quickly began to fill my schedule with various activities and events which made time-management all-that-more important. I began thinking of how I could manage both the activities of my daily life along with the various responsibilities which come hand-in-hand with having Hemophilia in an efficient manner. The “lightbulb” moment came once I was approached by my local HTC in Kansas City to take part in an extended half-life factor trial. While participating in the study, I was given a device to track all my treatments and the thing was cumbersome and just plain awful. Once I started to think of things which would make the device easier to use, I began researching other current technologies and apps which existed and found one thing in common; none of them had the simplistic functionality and ease-of-use I had been looking for. It was at this time that I began my journey of creating a mobile app that was all-encompassing; a “tool” I could fit in my pocket which allowed me to independently manage my hemophilia when it was convenient for me, but also with minimal hassle. Thus, HemoTool was born! My work did not end there, I felt there was much more I could do for my community and for the many others worldwide living with chronic medical conditions. To make my mission possible I started a 501(c)(3) non-profit that was created to assist those living with chronic medical conditions in managing their overall health and improving their clinical outcome. I have made it my personal mission to ensure all affected by chronic conditions have one less thing to worry about in life. Nothing speaks to me more than someone overcoming a condition and living life to its fullest. We shouldn't have to say “I suffer from a chronic condition;” we should be saying ”A chronic condition suffers from me! Yours in Health, Dakota Rosenfelt Creator of HemoTool President of the Board – Click & Go App Designs, Inc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Specialty Pharmacy Podcast co-host Christopher Kennedy, COO with Heritage Biologics interviews the founder of HemoTool, Dakota Rosenfelt.    HemoTool is Unlike Any Other Bleeding Disorder App Hi! My name is Dakota Rosenfelt and I am a 21-year-old with Severe Hemophilia A. Diagnosed at 13 months of age, I have grown up only knowing life with a bleeding disorder. However, I refuse to let that set me back, define who I am, or limit my goals. From an early age, I learned the importance of maint

Specialty Pharmacy Podcast co-host Christopher Kennedy, COO with Heritage Biologics interviews Jason A. Wolf, Ph.D., CPXP President of the Beryl Institute. Jason A. Wolf, PhD. Bio: Jason is a passionate champion and recognized expert on patient experience improvement, organization culture and change, and sustaining high performance in healthcare. As President of The Beryl Institute, Jason has led the growth of the organization into the leading global community of practice and thought leader on improving the patient experience, engaging members and guests and establishing the framework for the emerging profession of patient experience.  Relevant Credentials: A central leader in expanding the patient experience movement, Jason is the Founding Editor of the Patient Experience Journal, the first open-access, peer-reviewed journal committed to research and practice in patient experience improvement. He also established and currently serves as President of Patient Experience Institute, an independent, non-profit, committed to the improvement of patient experience through evidence-based research, continuing education and professional certification. Prior to leading the Institute, Jason designed and led the organization change, service, and leadership development strategies with HCA, working with over 45 facilities on improvement and change efforts. He also conducted groundbreaking research to identify the characteristics of high performance healthcare organizations.  Jason is a sought after speaker, provocative commentator, and respected author of numerous publications and academic articles on culture, organization change and performance in healthcare, including two books on Organization Development in Healthcare, and over 25 white papers on patient experience improvement. Co-Host Specialty Pharmacy Podcast Christopher W. Kennedy, MSM Chief Operating Officer Heritage Biologics, Inc. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Specialty Pharmacy Podcast co-host Christopher Kennedy, COO with Heritage Biologics interviews Jason A. Wolf, Ph.D., CPXP President of the Beryl Institute. Jason A. Wolf, PhD. Bio: Jason is a passionate champion and recognized expert on patient experience improvement, organization culture and change, and sustaining high performance in healthcare. As President of The Beryl Institute, Jason has led the growth of the organization into the leading global community of practice and thought leader on improving the patient experience, engaging members and guests and establishing the framework for the emerging profession of patient experience.  Relevant Credentials: A central leader in expanding the patient experience movement, Jason is the Founding Editor of the Patient Experience Journal, the first open-access, peer-reviewed journal committed

Specialty Pharmacy Podcast co-host Christopher Kennedy, COO with Heritage Biologics interviews Tom Golding with MedTrakRx.  MedTrakRx is a national pharmacy benefit management (PBM) company founded with the goals of managingprescription benefit costs while providing better customer service than anyone in the industry. MedTrakRx offers customized solutions designed specifically for the unique needs of our Plan Sponsors and Members to deliver optimal prescription benefits. Founded in 1999 by an executive staff with more than 50 years of experience in pharmacy and managed care, MedTrakRx has built its reputation for excellence by developing innovative programs that reduce costs while offering unparalleled, personalized customer service. MedTrakRx is the PBM of choice for hundreds of self-insured employers, brokers, TPAs and consultants. Co-Host Specialty Pharmacy Podcast  Christopher W. Kennedy, MSM Chief Operating Officer Heritage Biologics, Inc. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Specialty Pharmacy Podcast co-host Christopher Kennedy, COO with Heritage Biologics interviews Tom Golding with MedTrakRx.  MedTrakRx is a national pharmacy benefit management (PBM) company founded with the goals of managingprescription benefit costs while providing better customer service than anyone in the industry. MedTrakRx offers customized solutions designed specifically for the unique needs of our Plan Sponsors and Members to deliver optimal prescription benefits. Founded in 1999 by an executive staff with more than 50 years of experience in pharmacy and managed care, MedTrakRx has built its reputation for excellence by developing innovative programs that reduce costs while offering unparalleled, personalized customer service. MedTrakRx is the PBM of choice for hundr

Christopher Kennedy with Heritage Biologics interviews Thomas G. Emerick, President of Emerick Consulting, LLC, a firm engaged in providing consulting services to a broad spectrum of clients. The discussion centers around specialty pharmacy & Direct-to-Employer Program Opportunities.  About Tom´s years with Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Burger King Corporation, British Petroleum, and American Fidelity Assurance Company have provided an excellent blend of experience and contacts. His last position with Wal-Mart was Vice President, Global Benefit Design. Tom has served on a variety of employer coalitions and associations, including being on the board of the influential National Business Group on Health, the U. S. Chamber of Commerce Benefit Committee, and many others. In the year 2000 Tom was given the prestigious “Distinguished Former Student” award from the University of Central Oklahoma from which he has both BBA and MBA degrees. Tom has also been on the Arkansas State and Public School Life and Health Insurance Board, and served as a member of the Murphy Commission in Arkansas. Frequently in demand as a speaker for benefits and health care conferences, such as the internationally known World Health Care Congress, Tom´s topics include strategic health plan design, global health care challenges, health care economics, and evidence-based medicine. Specialty Pharmacy Podcast Host: Christopher W. Kennedy, MSM Chief Operating Officer Heritage Biologics, Inc. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christopher Kennedy with Heritage Biologics interviews Thomas G. Emerick, President of Emerick Consulting, LLC, a firm engaged in providing consulting services to a broad spectrum of clients. The discussion centers around specialty pharmacy & Direct-to-Employer Program Opportunities.  About Tom´s years with Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Burger King Corporation, British Petroleum, and American Fidelity Assurance Company have provided an excellent blend of experience and contacts. His last position with Wal-Mart was Vice President, Global Benefit Design. Tom has served on a variety of employer coalitions and associations, including being on the board of the influential National Business Group on Health, the U. S. Chamber of Commerce Benefit Committee, and many others. In the year 2000 Tom was given the prestigious “Distinguished Former Student” award from the University of Central Oklahoma from which he has both BBA and MBA

Las Vegas Market Live: Christopher Kennedy Today in The Lounge, Nick talks with Christopher Kennedy LIVE from the Las Vegas Market in the Zuo Decor Showroom. Christopher and Nick discuss Christopher's interior design past, how he runs his business with a team of four and advice for aspiring interior designers. Getting to know Christopher Christopher's dream car is a Range Rover but right now he drives a Mini Cooper. His favorite color is green and his favorite fashion accessory is shoes. He also loves pocket squares. When he's asked “Beer, wine, or cocktail?” Christopher responds with “a vodka soda.” Some of his favorite vacation spots are Jamaica, Aspen, Breckenridge, Hawaii and Puerto Vallarta. His favorite book he's read in the last year is, The Magic and The Secret. Christopher's dad gave him a lot of books before he passed away which he enjoys very much because it makes him feel like his dad is still with him. Christopher has recently launched a new art collection with Wendover Art Group which includes photography, paintings, collages and mixed media. How Christopher Got His Start Christopher wanted to be an Architect ever since he was about six or seven years old. His dad gave him his first book on Frank Lloyd Wright when he was about eight or nine. He was always drawing floor plans and elevations. Christopher went to school for a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture but about three years in, he realized it wasn't exactly what he wanted to do. So he became a Disney Imagineer but, that didn't work out either… After Christopher graduated, he was a stockbroker. He did that for a few years but wasn't passionate about it either. So finally, in 2005 he moved to Palm Springs and reinvented himself. He went back to his roots in design and architecture. Christopher grew up in San Francisco with his dad but later moved in with his mom who married a rocket scientist. They were transferred to Littleton, Colorado. Christopher still spent summers with his dad. Christopher received his first interior design job as an assistant to a project manager for Steve Chase Associates. While working for them he also worked a few side jobs and after nine months he believed he knew everything he needed to know to run his own business (at 28 years old). Thus, Christopher Kennedy Inc. was born. Although Christopher thought he knew everything back then, he says he's still learning as he runs his business today. The Business Today Christopher Kennedy Inc only has four associates: himself, his husband David, his office coordinator Rosemary, and Joann who runs the retail division. He does have some part-time workers too. His retail location was added to the business three years ago. With it came added stress and extra expenses to Christopher's life. On the other hand, the store attracted clients and made him more approachable. When the store first opened he stocked it with more of a couture collection, but now, he now focuses on design styles and affordable pieces. The store focuses all the little things people don't realize that they need until they own a home. Christopher also has his own furniture line. He does about 80% of his projects in Palm Springs but also recently completed a job in Jamaica. His design aesthetic focuses more on a contemporary style with a twist of mid-century modern. Christopher's second book, Making Midcentury Modern was released in February 2017. It has 100 tips on how to bring style and ethos into your life. He was approached by a publisher who wanted a book on Midcentury Design. Writing a book did take time away from his clients, as well as money away from him that he could have been earning, but he's proud to have his book published. As far as marketing goes, Christopher receives clients mainly through referrals. Contrary to what you might think, his fame may have has cost him clients because people have told him they thought he was too busy or too expensive to do their home.

Las Vegas Market Live: Christopher Kennedy Today in The Lounge, Nick talks with Christopher Kennedy LIVE from the Las Vegas Market in the Zuo Decor Showroom. Christopher and Nick discuss Christopher's interior design past, how he runs his business with a team of four and advice for aspiring interior designers. Getting to know Christopher Christopher's dream car is a Range Rover but right now he drives a Mini Cooper. His favorite color is green and his favorite fashion accessory is shoes. He also loves pocket squares. When he's asked “Beer, wine, or cocktail?” Christopher responds with “a vodka soda.” Some of his favorite vacation spots are Jamaica, Aspen, Breckenridge, Hawaii and Puerto Vallarta. His favorite book he's read in the last year is, The Magic and The Secret. Christopher's dad gave him a lot of books before he passed away which he enjoys very much because it makes him feel like his dad is still with him. Christopher has recently launched a new art collection with Wendover Art Group which includes photography, paintings, collages and mixed media. How Christopher Got His Start Christopher wanted to be an Architect ever since he was about six or seven years old. His dad gave him his first book on Frank Lloyd Wright when he was about eight or nine. He was always drawing floor plans and elevations. Christopher went to school for a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture but about three years in, he realized it wasn't exactly what he wanted to do. So he became a Disney Imagineer but, that didn't work out either… After Christopher graduated, he was a stockbroker. He did that for a few years but wasn't passionate about it either. So finally, in 2005 he moved to Palm Springs and reinvented himself. He went back to his roots in design and architecture. Christopher grew up in San Francisco with his dad but later moved in with his mom who married a rocket scientist. They were transferred to Littleton, Colorado. Christopher still spent summers with his dad. Christopher received his first interior design job as an assistant to a project manager for Steve Chase Associates. While working for them he also worked a few side jobs and after nine months he believed he knew everything he needed to know to run his own business (at 28 years old). Thus, Christopher Kennedy Inc. was born. Although Christopher thought he knew everything back then, he says he's still learning as he runs his business today. The Business Today Christopher Kennedy Inc only has four associates: himself, his husband David, his office coordinator Rosemary, and Joann who runs the retail division. He does have some part-time workers too. His retail location was added to the business three years ago. With it came added stress and extra expenses to Christopher's life. On the other hand, the store attracted clients and made him more approachable. When the store first opened he stocked it with more of a couture collection, but now, he now focuses on design styles and affordable pieces. The store focuses all the little things people don't realize that they need until they own a home. Christopher also has his own furniture line. He does about 80% of his projects in Palm Springs but also recently completed a job in Jamaica. His design aesthetic focuses more on a contemporary style with a twist of mid-century modern. Christopher's second book, Making Midcentury Modern was released in February 2017. It has 100 tips on how to bring style and ethos into your life. He was approached by a publisher who wanted a book on Midcentury Design. Writing a book did take time away from his clients, as well as money away from him that he could have been earning, but he's proud to have his book published. As far as marketing goes, Christopher receives clients mainly through referrals. Contrary to what you might think, his fame may have has cost him clients because people have told him they thought he was too busy or too expensive to do their home.

Gubernatorial hopeful Chris Kennedy talks with Craig Dellimore about why he's running, why Republican Bruce Rauner has--in his view--all the wrong ideas, and gives his take on politics in the age of big money campaigns.

The poet Christopher Kennedy reads his poem, Clues From the Animal Kingdom.

In this episode, Jenny talks to Christopher Kennedy, a highly decorated poet based in Syracuse, New York. Kennedy is a 2011 fellow at the National Endowment for the Arts and currently directs the MFA program in Creative Writing for Syracuse University. For show notes and more info, check out: www.linepodcast.tumblr.com

The poet Christopher Kennedy reads his poem, Double Sedative.

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Author, activist and actor Christopher Kennedy Lawford joins Pat and Andrew to discuss addiction masking development, what makes us human, the work required to stay sober, the alcohol mind, Adderall abuse, and family of origin issues. They are joined by life coach Randy Spelling.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. UChicago Professor Christopher Kennedy explains his goals for his graduate students.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. UChicago Professor Christopher Kennedy explains his goals for his graduate students.

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This week's show is a cavalcade of amazing-ness. Duncan and Richard talk to Joseph Ketner II, Chief Curator at the Milwaukee Art Museum where we ask the question "did Francis Bacon simply need a hug?". Next, there is an excerpt from a lecture by Christopher Kennedy, President, Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc., on the future of the Art Fair here in Chicago which is not to be missed as we move ever closer to the 2007 fair and away from the 2006 debacle. Christian Kuras guest stars in the expanded intro and Amanda is back from her travels to say all sorts of funny and possibly offensive things! Be sure to buy your Pitchfork Festival tickets! Sonic Youth is performing Daydream Nation in its entirety. Hot damn. Holy Guacamole the new Chicago Reader art listings (if you can even call them that) suck like space. For shame Reader, for shame. This is one of the biggest slaps to the art community in some time. Rise up!!! Lastly, PLEASE vote in this week's poll as we need your input on what might be changes to the format of the show. www.badatsports.com Planned for next week, artist and author David Robbins!!!