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Jarrett J. FerentinoJarrett J. Ferentino, Esquire has been a homicide prosecutor in Pennsylvaniafor two decades. He has prosecuted thousands of cases including the prosecution ofover 100 homicides, sexual abuse and drug trafficking cases.Attorney Ferentino is a principal in the law firm of Pugliese, Finnegan, Shaffer &Ferentino LLC, in Kingston, Pennsylvania. Attorney Ferentino is a federal and statetrial lawyer handling many different types of matters representing individual,corporate, and government clients.Case SummariesIn 2015 Attorney Ferentino was a lead prosecutor securing two first-degree murderconvictions and two life sentences in Commonwealth v. Hugo Selenski for thetorture and murders of Michael Kerkowski and Tammy Fassett. The convictionfollowed a high-profile defendant's brash escape from jail setting off a nationwidemanhunt. Selenski was acquitted of an initial double murder prosecution. Ferentinovolunteered as a young prosecutor to take on one of the largest cases in the state'shistory. The case was a nine-year odyssey battle through a national corruptionscandal, politics, and the legal system ultimately resulting in victory for Ferentinoand his team.In 2018, Attorney Ferentino lead the prosecutions of Commonwealth v. Roberto“Ruthless” Battle and David “D-Rock” Nealy for the 2013 killing of Michael “DJMo” Onley in Wilkes-Barre securing double first-degree murder convictions. Thecase involved the death of a beloved young black community activist and artist whowas standing near the door of a local popular nightclub. The matter was unsolvedfor three years and was then assigned to Ferentino who worked with a team ofinvestigators fettering out new information resulting in the arrests, prosecution andconviction of two gang members.In 2014, Attorney Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction in the ShermanHills housing project execution slaying of Shantique Goodson in the caseof Commonwealth v. Kenneth Evans. Evans a reputed gang member and drugdealer executed his unarmed female drug trade competitor in broad daylight whileshe tried to resolve a territorial dispute. The shooting caused a stir and congressionalaction related to the troubling housing project.In 2009, Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction against Alan Leitzel andTiffany Simmons for the killing of 3-month-old Xavier Simmons. Leitzel killed thechild while Simmons slept nearby in violation of a children and youth agency safetyplan to not allow Leitzel near the child. Leitzel, a Caucasian, referred to the biracialbaby with racial slurs prior to and after the killing.In 2006, Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction in Commonwealth v.Joseph Gacha for the murder of reigning Luzerne County Fair Queen CarrieMartin. The case involved an innocent victim asleep as her apartment was beingrobbed by Gacha and a criminal associate. Through DNA, forensic science andBlood Spatter evidence the defendant was apprehended and convicted.Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction in the domestic violence murdercase of Commonwealth v. Donnell Buckner. After Kewaii Rogers-Buckner secureda protection from abuse order barring her estranged husband from her home, heentered the home and executed her while her three children ages 12, 11 & 9 stood inbetween them. The trial included the children's testimony and a harrowing 911 call.In 2012, Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction in the matter ofCommonwealth v. John Stone. There, Stone pummeled and hacked his girlfriend todeath in his kitchen with a hatchet. He claimed intoxication as a defense.In 2017, Attorney Ferentino secured convictions on five counts of Attempted Murderof Law Enforcement Officers in Commonwealth v. Scott Sargent for the nationallyreported active shooting incident at Wal-Mart in Pennsylvania.In 2016, Ferentino Secured convictions against Wanda Lee Balcacer and Anthony“Hazard” Edwards for the double attempted execution murders of two young victimsnamed “Izzy” and “Chyna”. The shootings left the victims permanently injured -one wheel chair bound and another with paralysis.In 2020, Com v. Cunningham, Cortes, Long & Hall, four youths conspired to killone of the defendants' grandfathers and rob his safe. The killing involved over fortystab wounds and a beating with a golf club. Ferentino convicted all four youths.Current CasesFerentino is currently handling eight pending homicide cases.Ferentino represents Dawn Drexel mother of Brittanee Drexel, a 17 year old whodisappeared in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in 2009. In 2022, Brittanee's remainswere found, and Defendant, Raymond Moody has been arrested and is set to facehomicide and kidnapping charges. Ferentino has and will continue to coordinate withprosecutors and the victim's family throughout the proceedings.In the Fall of 2022, Ferentino is set to try the convenient store killing of a front-lineworker/clerk during the Covid-19 pandemic who was shot point blank range by amasked gunman. The gunman was captured through a chance encounter with lawenforcement, video surveillance, cell phone technology, tire mark matching, andDNA in Com v. Jafet Rodriguez.Ferentino is also prosecuting the high profile killing of an inmate by another inmatein the State Correctional Institute in Dallas, Pennsylvania. He is also prosecuting aprison guard for his reckless and neglectful conduct prior to and after the killingin Com v. Pierce & Martinez.MediaIn 2017, Attorney Ferentino was a featured legal analyst in the ID Networkworldwide broadcast documentary “Cosby: An American Scandal”. In 2019,Ferentino was featured in the nationally broadcast “Capturing Chris Watts” on Reelznetwork. In 2020, Ferentino appeared in the documentary Killing Fields - The AaronHernandez Story on Reelz. He is set to appear in several national networkbroadcasts. Ferentino is also a co-host of the “Lawyering Up” and Case by Casepodcasts featuring interviews and analysis on national, state and local law matters.Attorney Ferentino was named a Rising Star in Philadelphia Magazine's SuperLawyers publication. He has received recognition in the local and national mediaand has been the recipient of several awards.In 2022, Ferentino has appeared on nationally televised broadcasts regarding theDrexel case and prosecution. Ferentino appeared on Good Morning America andwill appear in upcoming 20/20 specials on ABC.

Jarrett J. Ferentino Jarrett J. Ferentino, Esquire has been a homicide prosecutor in Pennsylvania for two decades. He has prosecuted thousands of cases including the prosecution of over 100 homicides, sexual abuse and drug trafficking cases. Attorney Ferentino is a principal in the law firm of Pugliese, Finnegan, Shaffer & Ferentino LLC, in Kingston, Pennsylvania. Attorney Ferentino is a federal and state trial lawyer handling many different types of matters representing individual, corporate, and government clients. Case Summaries In 2015 Attorney Ferentino was a lead prosecutor securing two first-degree murder convictions and two life sentences in Commonwealth v. Hugo Selenski for the torture and murders of Michael Kerkowski and Tammy Fassett. The conviction followed a high-profile defendant's brash escape from jail setting off a nationwide manhunt. Selenski was acquitted of an initial double murder prosecution. Ferentino volunteered as a young prosecutor to take on one of the largest cases in the state's history. The case was a nine-year odyssey battle through a national corruption scandal, politics, and the legal system ultimately resulting in victory for Ferentino and his team. In 2018, Attorney Ferentino lead the prosecutions of Commonwealth v. Roberto “Ruthless” Battle and David “D-Rock” Nealy for the 2013 killing of Michael “DJ Mo” Onley in Wilkes-Barre securing double first-degree murder convictions. The case involved the death of a beloved young black community activist and artist who was standing near the door of a local popular nightclub. The matter was unsolved for three years and was then assigned to Ferentino who worked with a team of investigators fettering out new information resulting in the arrests, prosecution and conviction of two gang members. In 2014, Attorney Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction in the Sherman Hills housing project execution slaying of Shantique Goodson in the case of Commonwealth v. Kenneth Evans. Evans a reputed gang member and drug dealer executed his unarmed female drug trade competitor in broad daylight while she tried to resolve a territorial dispute. The shooting caused a stir and congressional action related to the troubling housing project. In 2009, Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction against Alan Leitzel and Tiffany Simmons for the killing of 3-month-old Xavier Simmons. Leitzel killed the child while Simmons slept nearby in violation of a children and youth agency safety plan to not allow Leitzel near the child. Leitzel, a Caucasian, referred to the biracial baby with racial slurs prior to and after the killing. In 2006, Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction in Commonwealth v. Joseph Gacha for the murder of reigning Luzerne County Fair Queen Carrie Martin. The case involved an innocent victim asleep as her apartment was being robbed by Gacha and a criminal associate. Through DNA, forensic science and Blood Spatter evidence the defendant was apprehended and convicted. Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction in the domestic violence murder case of Commonwealth v. Donnell Buckner. After Kewaii Rogers-Buckner secured a protection from abuse order barring her estranged husband from her home, he entered the home and executed her while her three children ages 12, 11 & 9 stood in between them. The trial included the children's testimony and a harrowing 911 call. In 2012, Ferentino secured a first-degree murder conviction in the matter of Commonwealth v. John Stone. There, Stone pummeled and hacked his girlfriend to death in his kitchen with a hatchet. He claimed intoxication as a defense. In 2017, Attorney Ferentino secured convictions on five counts of Attempted Murder of Law Enforcement Officers in Commonwealth v. Scott Sargent for the nationally reported active shooting incident at Wal-Mart in Pennsylvania. In 2016, Ferentino Secured convictions against Wanda Lee Balcacer and Anthony “Hazard” Edwards for the double attempted execution murders of two young victims named “Izzy” and “Chyna”. The shootings left the victims permanently injured - one wheel chair bound and another with paralysis. In 2020, Com v. Cunningham, Cortes, Long & Hall, four youths conspired to kill one of the defendants' grandfathers and rob his safe. The killing involved over forty stab wounds and a beating with a golf club. Ferentino convicted all four youths. Current Cases Ferentino is currently handling eight pending homicide cases. Ferentino represents Dawn Drexel mother of Brittanee Drexel, a 17 year old who disappeared in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in 2009. In 2022, Brittanee's remains were found, and Defendant, Raymond Moody has been arrested and is set to face homicide and kidnapping charges. Ferentino has and will continue to coordinate with prosecutors and the victim's family throughout the proceedings. In the Fall of 2022, Ferentino is set to try the convenient store killing of a front-line worker/clerk during the Covid-19 pandemic who was shot point blank range by a masked gunman. The gunman was captured through a chance encounter with law enforcement, video surveillance, cell phone technology, tire mark matching, and DNA in Com v. Jafet Rodriguez. Ferentino is also prosecuting the high profile killing of an inmate by another inmate in the State Correctional Institute in Dallas, Pennsylvania. He is also prosecuting a prison guard for his reckless and neglectful conduct prior to and after the killing in Com v. Pierce & Martinez. Media In 2017, Attorney Ferentino was a featured legal analyst in the ID Network worldwide broadcast documentary “Cosby: An American Scandal”. In 2019, Ferentino was featured in the nationally broadcast “Capturing Chris Watts” on Reelz network. In 2020, Ferentino appeared in the documentary Killing Fields - The Aaron Hernandez Story on Reelz. He is set to appear in several national network broadcasts. Ferentino is also a co-host of the “Lawyering Up” and Case by Case podcasts featuring interviews and analysis on national, state and local law matters. Attorney Ferentino was named a Rising Star in Philadelphia Magazine's Super Lawyers publication. He has received recognition in the local and national media and has been the recipient of several awards. In 2022, Ferentino has appeared on nationally televised broadcasts regarding the Drexel case and prosecution. Ferentino appeared on Good Morning America and will appear in upcoming 20/20 specials on ABC.

Check out episode 127 of Happy Hour. Pavy & Joel live react to the NBA draft & discuss possible trade destinations for Kevin Durant & others.

This week on the Active Self Protection Podcast we sit down with Colorado Police Officer and SWAT Team member Quinn Cuningham and discuss his first-hand account of responding to an active shooter in a high school and how that incident encouraged him to seek better and more effective solutions to the issue. Then we sit down with investigative reporter Stephen Gutowski of thereload.com and discuss the new gun control legislation moving through the senate. fastersaveslives.org Active Self Protection exists to help good, sane, sober, moral, prudent people in all walks of life to more effectively protect themselves and their loved ones from criminal violence. On the ASP Podcast you will hear the true stories of life or death self defense encounters from the men and women that lived them. If you are interested in the Second Amendment, self defense and defensive firearms use, martial arts or the use of less lethal tools used in the real world to defend life and family, you will find this show riveting. Join host and career federal agent Mike Willever and the rest of the ASP staff as they talk to real life survivors and hear their stories in depth. You'll hear about these incidents and the self defenders from well before the encounter occurred on through the legal and emotional aftermath. Title music by Jorikbasov.

Subscribe to NOW Charleston on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or via RSS.Follow the podcast on Twitter and Instagram.SC Democrat seeks age limit for ‘geriatric' politicians - APJoe Cunningham - Geriatric Oligarchy - YouTubeInterview on CNN's “New Day” - CNNSupreme Court Rejects Maine's Ban on Aid to Religious Schools - NYTSupreme Court Rules State Funds Can Be Used To Pay For Religious Schools In Maine - ForbesThe Supreme Court is leading a Christian conservative revolution - VoxBrutal South on Maine caseBrutal South on ESAsPlans have begun to tear down, replace Charleston's Joseph Floyd Manor, CEO says - P&CCharleston County dedicates $20M to housing fund and creates home-repair program - P&CCharleston Pride paradeFort Moultrie calendar (and 2018 Charleston Time Machine episode)Charleston Gospel ChoirRiverDogs schedule (and walk-off)FOLLOW:twitter.com/nowcharlestoninstagram.com/nowcharlestonWE WANT YOUR FEEDBACK:sam@nowchs.com843-474-1319INFO AND SHOW NOTES:nowchs.com

Dalton delivers his first 2022 Louisville football positional preview series; he explains that Malik Cunningham will need to improve overall as a pocket passer this upcoming season. He also explains why he sees Cunningham as a top-five quarterback in the conference despite the ACC having a number of good quarterbacks. At the end, Dalton analyzes the backup quarterback situation; Evan Conley and Brock Domann will likely be second and third on the depth chart respectively, but freshman Khalib Johnson is the x-factor in the position group. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello everyone, happy Wednesday -- this is Noles News Now, the latest in Florida State Seminoles sports, presented by Tomahawk Nation. I'm Perry Kostidakis -- let's jump in. Right off the rip, some big news for Florida State football on the recruiting trail -- on Tuesday, the Seminoles officially announced the addition of South Carolina offensive tackle transfer Jazston Turnetine to the roster. At 6-foot-6, 337 pounds with starting experience, he offers a nice bit of depth to an offensive line room that has seen a near complete overhaul this offseason. Florida State has added ten offensive lifeman, fortifying a position group that two years ago was one of the main weaknesses of the entire team, let alone the offense. While Turnetine doesn't figure to be a starter, having usable depth is a far cry from where Florida State has been in the past. Speaking of recruiting, here's your reminder that you are getting older and older by the day -- Jonah Winston, brother of Jameis, is now a quarterback prospect on FSU's radar. Granted, as a 2026 prospect, that's still a few years off from being a recruiting battle to follow, but Winston was on campus the past week for a football camp. He spoke with Tomahawk's Max Escarpio, talking about his relationship with head coach Mike Norvell and how it felt to be back on campus, albeit in a different capacity, after so many years. One impressive take he had was on the progression of his recruitment, saying quote, “at my age, right now, the offers really don't matter because you never know -- I can stay the same and not improve. I'm going to make sure that doesn't happen... I will get better as I get older.” adding that being able to commit to FSU when that time comes would be “like going back home!” In baseball news, Notre Dame was officially eliminated from the College World Series on Tuesday, falling to Texas A&M in a do-or-die game. It marked an end to a miracle run by the Fighting Irish which saw them eliminate the top-seeded Tennessee Volunteers — it could also potentially mark the end of the Link Jarrett era for the school, with FSU baseball doggedly pursuing the former Seminoles ballplayer as its replacement for Mike Martin Jr. Jarrett spoke on the FSU coaching opening after the loss, emphasizing that, while opportunities might bring themselves to top of mind, his focus throughout the process has been on bringing the best out of his players, something he managed to accomplish during a run that sits as one of the best in Notre Dame program history.  When could we potentially hear word on a hire? There's a chance it could be as soon as this week, possibly early next -- the Seminoles have a few baseball camps scheduled. Offseason camps are huge for non-revenue sports -- and while that doesn't necessarily mean that a head coach needs to be in place, it's pretty helpful to have one at the helm during what's one of the more financially lucrative endeavors for the program. Some other small news and notes: Florida State hurdler Trey Cunningham was named one of 10 semifinalists for The Bowerman award, given annually by the USTFCCCA to the most outstanding male and female NCAA track & field athletes in the nation .Of the 10 semifinalists, Cunningham is the only athlete to go undefeated against collegiate competition in their primary event, going a perfect 20-for-20 in the 60m hurdles and the 110m hurdles during the indoor and outdoor season. And history set to be made -- former Florida State women's soccer and current North Carolina Courage defender Carson Pickett is prepping for her first-ever action on the US national team — Pickett is the first player with a limb difference ever called up to the women's national team. Thanks again for listening, please drop a comment and a five-star rating if you haven't -- we'll see you next time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello everyone, happy Wednesday -- this is Noles News Now, the latest in Florida State Seminoles sports, presented by Tomahawk Nation. I'm Perry Kostidakis -- let's jump in. Right off the rip, some big news for Florida State football on the recruiting trail -- on Tuesday, the Seminoles officially announced the addition of South Carolina offensive tackle transfer Jazston Turnetine to the roster. At 6-foot-6, 337 pounds with starting experience, he offers a nice bit of depth to an offensive line room that has seen a near complete overhaul this offseason. Florida State has added ten offensive lifeman, fortifying a position group that two years ago was one of the main weaknesses of the entire team, let alone the offense. While Turnetine doesn't figure to be a starter, having usable depth is a far cry from where Florida State has been in the past. Speaking of recruiting, here's your reminder that you are getting older and older by the day -- Jonah Winston, brother of Jameis, is now a quarterback prospect on FSU's radar. Granted, as a 2026 prospect, that's still a few years off from being a recruiting battle to follow, but Winston was on campus the past week for a football camp. He spoke with Tomahawk's Max Escarpio, talking about his relationship with head coach Mike Norvell and how it felt to be back on campus, albeit in a different capacity, after so many years. One impressive take he had was on the progression of his recruitment, saying quote, “at my age, right now, the offers really don't matter because you never know -- I can stay the same and not improve. I'm going to make sure that doesn't happen... I will get better as I get older.” adding that being able to commit to FSU when that time comes would be “like going back home!” In baseball news, Notre Dame was officially eliminated from the College World Series on Tuesday, falling to Texas A&M in a do-or-die game. It marked an end to a miracle run by the Fighting Irish which saw them eliminate the top-seeded Tennessee Volunteers — it could also potentially mark the end of the Link Jarrett era for the school, with FSU baseball doggedly pursuing the former Seminoles ballplayer as its replacement for Mike Martin Jr. Jarrett spoke on the FSU coaching opening after the loss, emphasizing that, while opportunities might bring themselves to top of mind, his focus throughout the process has been on bringing the best out of his players, something he managed to accomplish during a run that sits as one of the best in Notre Dame program history.  When could we potentially hear word on a hire? There's a chance it could be as soon as this week, possibly early next -- the Seminoles have a few baseball camps scheduled. Offseason camps are huge for non-revenue sports -- and while that doesn't necessarily mean that a head coach needs to be in place, it's pretty helpful to have one at the helm during what's one of the more financially lucrative endeavors for the program. Some other small news and notes: Florida State hurdler Trey Cunningham was named one of 10 semifinalists for The Bowerman award, given annually by the USTFCCCA to the most outstanding male and female NCAA track & field athletes in the nation .Of the 10 semifinalists, Cunningham is the only athlete to go undefeated against collegiate competition in their primary event, going a perfect 20-for-20 in the 60m hurdles and the 110m hurdles during the indoor and outdoor season. And history set to be made -- former Florida State women's soccer and current North Carolina Courage defender Carson Pickett is prepping for her first-ever action on the US national team — Pickett is the first player with a limb difference ever called up to the women's national team. Thanks again for listening, please drop a comment and a five-star rating if you haven't -- we'll see you next time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brand Strategist & Business Growth Accelerator Karley Cunningham takes businesses from overcrowded, competitive spaces out into blue ocean territory where they can confidently stand out and thrive as brand leaders in their sector. Companies that want to be distinct in their marketplace retain Karley to sharpen their positioning and differentiation strategies to cut through the noise. Karley's international client-base benefits from accelerated growth, increased profit, and stability as her innovative Surefire Method™ provides them with a sure-fire strategy and toolkit that enables them to charge a premium, attract and retain ideal clients, develop a great company culture, and outpace their competitors. Having built three successful businesses, Karley knows what it takes to start, develop and lead a company that delivers results. Her entrepreneurial success story is featured in the awarded book: The Widest Net by Pamela Slim. In addition, she's a sought-after mentor and speaker for national and international business organizations and the host of The Made Possible Podcast. Believing deeply in the practice of givers gain, she is well-known and networked and rarely goes a day without making a referral or connection. As a former pro athlete, Karley is performance-driven. An avid mountain athlete, she is a two-time finisher of the BC Bike Race, a seven-day, 325 km mountain bike stage race, and is always looking out for her next trail running adventure. When not focusing on the business or expanding her network, she can be found somewhere in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest with her wife and dog in their 4×4. On this episode of Destination on the Left, I talk with Karley Cunningham about how branding can help a destination, attraction, or business in the tourism industry stand out from the crowd. Karley breaks creating your brand down into three simple sections — uncovering our fundamental beliefs, understanding the markets we serve, and showcasing our differentiators. What You Will Learn in this Episode: When Karly became interested in marketing and communications The importance of resonating with your audience How her background as a competitive athlete has impacted her career in branding Why a tighter box often enhances creativity The importance of inner reflection when drilling down into your brand story Why a 3-5 year time period helps you set an achievable strategic plan and vision What ‘the people become the place' means for destination marketers How your branding can help solve the retention and recruitment problem Creativity in Branding As creatives, we constantly push the boundaries, but when the boundaries shrink, we're forced to think more creatively than ever about the challenges we face. When defining their brand destinations, services, and businesses need to reflect on their ‘why' to pin down what makes them unique. Karley joins us on the podcast to discuss how to peel back the layers to understand what's different about your offering because amazing branding is about the nuances. She describes the process as going fishing — if you drop the line and then go deeper and deeper and deeper, you'll eventually hook on to something special. Authenticity in Your Brand Story Karley explores why it's essential to start from the inside out when developing your brand. She shares her insights on why it's all about being authentic as people when you're creating a company brand. Karley also discusses how she helps businesses who have moved away from their true purpose to pivot back to their axis and reinvigorate them. When your brand story comes from the inside out and is genuinely driven by your purpose, who you are, the things that resonate with you, and how you show up in the world, it creates an innate sense of alignment and power. Recruitment and Retention in the Travel Industry Recruiting and retaining employees is a huge struggle in the travel and tourism industry right now. Karley gives her perspective on whether the current staffing challenges relate to how valued and cared for people felt before the pandemic and how that relates to standing behind your brand values. On the show, we discuss how to solve the problem of recruitment and retention, and Karley gives her advice on how branding can help businesses in that regard. She shares how your brand ties into your promise to your staff in terms of supporting them in their everyday roles and challenging situations. Karley outlines why the key question in reframing the retention issues is, are you willing to deliver your staff the quality that you deliver your guests or service users? Resources: Website: https://www.bigboldbrand.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karleycunningham/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrandMaven Downloadable Surefire Audit: https://www.bigboldbrand.com/surefireaudit/ We value your thoughts and feedback and would love to hear from you. Leave us a review on your favorite streaming platform to let us know what you want to hear more of. Here is a quick tutorial on how to leave us a rating and review on iTunes!: https://breaktheicemedia.com/rating-review/

For over five decades, the National Development Council has helped improve the lives of millions of people through new economic opportunities and community improvement, in every one of the 50 states and Puerto Rico. NDC acts as partner, teacher, advisor, investor, developer, and lender, bringing together technical know-how and capital for community and economic investment. We work with local and state governments and community-based organizations to help them create and implement their own unique economic and community development strategies.   In this episode of Small Biz, Florida Bryan Cunningham and Joseph Gray from the National Development Council sit in for an interview with host Tom Kindred and cohost Dr. Ricardo to discuss their work with the NDC, their background, and pathway to their career with the NDC. Listen to this episode to learn more about what the National Development Council does for the communities in the U.S.  – Connect with Bryan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-cunningham-60b431134/   – Connect with Joesph: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-gray-190b5817/  – Check out the National Development Council: https://ndconline.org/   For more segments like these, subscribe to Small Biz Florida and Follow the official Small Biz Florida Instagram! This and the following segments were recorded at this year's annual JMI Small Business Leadership Conference hosted at the JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes. These segments were also cohosted by Dr. Herbert Ricardo Professor at the School of Business at Indian River State College. – Connect w/ Dr. Herbert Ricardo: https://www.linkedin.com/in/herbert-ricardo-ph-d-91b1ba225/  – To learn more about the JMI Institute, visit their website here – To learn more about the JMI Small Business Leadership Conference, visit their website here

The Seminole Wrap crew is continuing its season preview podcast series diving into the teams on Florida State's schedule in 2022 through conversations with beat writers, podcasters or other insiders of the teams that FSU will have to go through to get the program back on the right track. If you prefer written versions, we've got breakdowns for every team. Some including the Louisville Cardinals are already out. Others will be dropping over the next few weeks. Our podcast series will focus on big rivals or games that come at flex points in the season to get some additional nuance and expertise into these teams that go beyond the stat sheets. Schedule Preview: LouisvilleSeminole Wrap Season Preview: Expect the Unexpected from LSU feat. Brody MillerSchedule Preview: LSURoundtable: How does the 2022 FSU schedule shape up?2022 Schedule Preview: DuquesneSchedule Preview: Boston College In this episode, host Brian Pellerin talks to Tyler Nunez, a former employee of the Louisville athletic department, about the Cardinals. What went wrong in 2021? How can quarterback Malik Cunningham take the next step to uplift this roster? Is Scott Satterfield's job in jeopardy? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Seminole Wrap crew is continuing its season preview podcast series diving into the teams on Florida State's schedule in 2022 through conversations with beat writers, podcasters or other insiders of the teams that FSU will have to go through to get the program back on the right track. If you prefer written versions, we've got breakdowns for every team. Some including the Louisville Cardinals are already out. Others will be dropping over the next few weeks. Our podcast series will focus on big rivals or games that come at flex points in the season to get some additional nuance and expertise into these teams that go beyond the stat sheets. Schedule Preview: LouisvilleSeminole Wrap Season Preview: Expect the Unexpected from LSU feat. Brody MillerSchedule Preview: LSURoundtable: How does the 2022 FSU schedule shape up?2022 Schedule Preview: DuquesneSchedule Preview: Boston College In this episode, host Brian Pellerin talks to Tyler Nunez, a former employee of the Louisville athletic department, about the Cardinals. What went wrong in 2021? How can quarterback Malik Cunningham take the next step to uplift this roster? Is Scott Satterfield's job in jeopardy? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Want to create a podcast promo but not sure where to even start? In this episode, Buzzsprout Head of Marketing, Alban Brooke, joins Jordan to give tips that are sure to make your promo shine!Things covered in this episode & links:WRITE A SCRIPTA podcast promo must be 12-40 seconds long, so be concise with information. 5 Things to Include:Podcast nameOne-sentence descriptionWho the podcast is forWhy they should listenCall to actionRECORDRecord in a sound-treated environmentUse a microphone Record multiple takes and versions (practice makes perfect!)EDIT & POLISHTips for editing vocals:Remove unwanted sounds or awkward pausesConsistent audio volume throughoutIf ad is too long, try speeding up vocals 1-5% to fit Sound effects and music:https://www.buzzsprout.com/blog/free-music-for-podcastsNow that you've finished your podcast promo, you'll want to get it in front of as many podcasters as possible. Head over to buzzsprout.com/ads to buy your first ad and get your promo in front of the right audience.ALBAN'S TWITTER & CUNNINGHAM'S LAWTwitter Post: https://twitter.com/AlbanBrooke/status/1536492873666990081?s=20&t=CsNY6YwSvRMgYkKr3dH5wgCunningham's Law: https://theoutline.com/post/8084/i-spent-a-week-being-wrong-online*NOT A REAL BALLOON ANIMAL PODCAST IS NOT A REAL PODCAST...SORRY IF WE GOT YOUR HOPES UP.

In this episode we speak with Ellen Cunningham about environmental sustainability and what charities should think about when it comes to championing this as part of their work.

Between this week's partisan primary elections, a visit from Wesley Donehue and our receipt of dozens of Alex Murdaugh‘s Jailhouse phone calls – this week has been busy. Luckily, Will breaks it all down for us in this episode of the Week in Review.Nancy Mace‘s victory in the first congressional district was the biggest news of Tuesday night, and was a major win for former S.C. governor Nikki Haley.Former president Donald Trump scored a proxy-war win when Russell Fry, the seventh congressional district candidate Trump endorsed and campaigned for, defeated incumbent Tom Rice. Rice vocally opposed former president Donald Trump‘s role in the havoc wreaked at the capitol on January 6th 2021. Fry notably voted to increase the state's gas taxes as a member of the South Carolina General Assembly.Joe Cunningham, the gubernatorial candidate backed by the South Carolina Democratic Party (SCDP), defeated primary opponent Mia McLeod. Cunningham “does not have a path to victory in the staunchly GOP Palmetto State – which saw a red storm sweep across its political landscape in 2020 (and is likely to see an even bigger one hit it this fall if national trends hold).”We also checked back in on Brant Tomlinson. Tomlinson ran for Kershaw County council four years ago, only to have his campaign sunk by a photo of himself in blackface that he forgot to take off of his Facebook page. Tomlinson ran again this year, and made it to a run off election on Tuesday. Count on FITSNews to keep you appraised of any future electoral developments for this wannabe Jamaican bobsledder.We covered more than just elections this week. The FITSNews team received dozens of Alex Murdaugh's jailhouse phone-call recordings. We've released Alex discussing: selling assets before a court can order him not to, being shot in the head and the conditions he lives in at the Alvin S Glenn Detention Center.

On today's show, we have iconic and legendary TV actress Marion Ross, AKA Mrs. C-Mrs. Cunningham from the TV show Happy Days. Marion talks about her early days in Hollywood, Happy Days, working with and being friends with Ron Howard, Henry Winkler, Anson Williams, Donny Most, Erin Moran and Mr. C himself-Tom Bosely, along with what brought her to write her HIT memoir, My Days: Happy & Otherwise. In her warm and candid memoir, My Days: Happy & Otherwise, Marion shares loving recollections from the award-winning Happy Days team from break-out star Henry Winkler to Cunningham 'wild child' Erin Moran. Marion shares what it was like to be a starry-eyed young girl with dreams in poor, rural Minnesota, and the resilience, sacrifices, and determination it took to make them come true. She recalls her early years in the business, being in the company of such luminaries as Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, and Noel Coward, yet always feeling the Hollywood outsider-a painful invisibility that mirrored her own childhood. She reveals the absolute joys of playing a wife and mother on TV, and the struggles of maintaining those roles in real life. Among Ross's most heart-rending recollections are those of finally finding a soul mate-another secret hope of hers made true well beyond her expectations.  Funny, poignant, revealing and featuring Gary Marshall's final illuminating interview, as well as a touching forward from her 'TV son' Ron Howard, and her conversation with her real-life son Jim Meskimen (IG: @jimpressions), Marion Ross's story is one of inspiration, persistence, and gratitude. It's also a glowing tribute to all those who fulfilled her dreams and in turn, gave us some of the happiest days of our own lives.  Get her book, My Days: Happy & Otherwise at www.amazon.com ISBN-10: 1496715152 ISBN-13: 978-14967145159   Next is our friend and the King of the Hamptons Zach Erdem (IG: @zacherdem), owner of 75 MAIN restaurant in Southampton and the STAR of the HIT reality TV show 'Serving The Hamptons', now playing on (IG: Discoveryplus). Zach talks all things 'Serving The Hamptons', his restaurant 75 Main (IG: @75main) and the sun-filled fun he and his staff have serving the Hamptons locals and celebs.  Zach also talks about his humble start in the restaurant biz. He came here from Turkey in his early twenties, slept on a park bench in NYC, and couched surfed until he put enough money together to get himself a place to live.  He not only has a place to live and eat, he also owns: Blu Mar Restaurant (IG: @blumarhamptons) where they serve the freshest fish on the east end, Harpoon House (IG: harpoonhouse) the ultimate in luxury hotel accommodations and Buddha Lounge (IG: @buddha_lounge_) where you can dance the night away.  If you want to eat, sleep, party, and play, the KING of the Hamptons, Zach Erdem (IG: @zacherdem) has you covered.  You can Peep Cyn and me on the first episode of 'Serving The Hamptons'. Thank you Zach for having us on.   To keep up with all things Zack Erdem/King of the Hamptons, follow him on the web at: www.75main.com   Wrapping up the show is singer/songwriter and musical theatre artist Oliver Houser. (IG: @oliverhouser). ***Oliver Houser will be holding an EP release concert at www.rockwoodmusichall.com in NYC on June 23, 2022 @ 7 PM EST. Oliver Houser is a New York-based singer/songwriter and musical theatre artist. Being the winner of the inaugural Stephen Schwartz Award, the ASCAP Foundation-Sammy Cahn Award, and a Dramatists Guild Foundation Fellowship, has afforded Oliver the opportunity to present his work at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, the Village Theatre, the Kennedy Center, the annual National Alliance for Musical Theatre Conference (NAMT), the SoHo Playhouse, the New York Musical Festival, the New York International Fringe Festival, the Other Palace Theatre in the UK, London's Royal Academy of Music and other venues across the United States and the world. Oliver has headlined at the Kennedy Center and performs his music throughout New York City. He has developed work at the Ucross Foundation, the KHN Center for the Arts, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, the Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, the Johnny Mercer Colony at Goodspeed Musicals, and the Warren Miller Center for the Arts. Oliver is a Jonathan Larson Grant finalist, and his work was a finalist for the O'Neill Musical Theatre Conference. He was selected for Jeanine Tesori's Front & Center Master Class and is an alum of the ASCAP Musical Theatre Workshop, the BMI Advanced Musical Theatre Workshop, and the Johnny Mercer Songwriters Project. Oliver is a proud member of ASCAP and The Dramatists Guild.  To keep up with all that he's doing, follow him on the web at: www.oliverhouser.com Thank you for listening to the show and follow us on IG at: The Big Fat Joey Show.

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Doesn't it seem like there is always a new platform, tactic or approach that you SHOULD be embracing? Well, how do you know which to embrace and which are no good for you? In today's conversation with Toya Cunningham, we explore the world of learning which PR approaches you should be paying attention to, to get started and elevate to your next level. #juststart #podcast #media #pr

Top headlines for June 15, 2022:ELECTION RESULTS: Mace, McMaster, Cunningham among SC primary winnersComplete election resultsDeputies search for man in connection to Georgetown Co. shooting that injured twoDriver dies weeks after I-26 crash in Berkeley County, troopers sayPassenger in single-vehicle Williamsburg County crash dies from injuriesDeputies investigating Dorchester County stabbingNorth Charleston breaks ground on Park Circle projectJoint Base Charleston provides resources to lower veteran unemployment rates

To kick off Season 7, I'm chatting with my friend, Gwen Cunningham, about her 36-year practice of The Art of Home. Gwen worked as a social worker and group home supervisor while keeping a home with her husband, Paul ,who taught high school. Together they raised 3 kids and just recently gained another adult child in Paul's daughter, Jen who sought out her birth father about 4 years ago. God is telling an AMAZING redemptive story through them which Gwen graciously shares with us in this interview. Besides that, she has so much wisdom to impart, the kind that comes with years of experience and it is my honor to share with you Gwen's story of home.RESOURCES*contains affiliate links Mentioned in this Episode:Forever HomeThe Hidden Art of Homemaking by Edith SchaefferChild Care Co-op BylawsBarbara & Susan's Guide to the Empty Nest by Barbara Rainey & Susan YatesMoms In Prayer (formerly Mom's In Touch)Leave Us A ReviewLove The Podcast (works on any device)Subscribe to Our Newslettertheartofhomepodcast.com/subscribeStay In Touch with The Art of Home Podcast Leave Us a VoicemailInstagram | Facebook |Pinterest |  Website | Email  Follow The Art of Home on Your Listening AppFollow The Podcast (works on any device)Support The Art of HomeBuy Me a Coffee ☕️Purchase homemaking resources through our website and our resource links. *As an Amazon Affiliate, we earn from qualifying purchases. If you purchase an item through one of our links we earn a small commission which helps fund more great content from The Art of Home. Thank you for partnering with us!Support the show

Vince Cunningham is the host of Let's Talk Paintball and main the commentator for the WNXL and Semi Pro Premier Field. Who are the top WNXL teams to watch? Who is the best Semi Pro player right now? We got to pick his brain on all the crazy moves this season and get some valuable insight to the game outside of the professional circuit. Support the show

Amanda B. Cunningham is COO of Her Future Coalition and the social profit partner, Yoga Medicine® Seva, which both serve the mission to end human trafficking in India and Nepal. These are the epicenter for the sale of human beings, mostly girls, throughout the world. Amanda describes cultures that see a girl's value as how much she will bring when she is sold. Her organizations provide education for girls to lift them out of poverty and give them worth beyond what they can bring as products. Successful graduates often serve their communities filling roles that need women to help with problems caused by viewing women as "less than."

Join Katelynn and I as we take a deep dive into almost every running topic imaginable with my marathon coach Jeff Cunningham. 00:00 - 28:40: Intros, The Genesis of Jeffs running and coaching career. 28:40- Jeff discusses some of the qualities he looks for in prospective runners. 33:20- Pessimism vs Realism. How to make the discrepancy when setting a goal for yourself. 35:33- Happy runners are fast runners, fast runners are successful runners. 40:40- Why is aerobic running the most important type of running?53:15- Speed work and its place in your training plan1:14- Long runs1:20- “Running can be peoples salvation”1:26- Listener question #1- Can you share some tips on nutrition for pre and post marathon race day?1:33- Listener question #2- Typical marathon progression from novice 4:00 to sub 3:00. How many years?1:37:58- Listener question #3- Thoughts on low volume/high intensity marathon programs?1:44:45- Listener question #4- Tips on running in humid and warm conditions?1:46:50- Listener question #5- Whats the difference between programming half marathon/marathon long runs?!:48:37- Listener question #6- Are you taking clients?1:51:14- Listener question #7- How many times a week should you strength train during race prep?1:52:23- Listener question #8- Is there a limit for someone that is 200lbs and already at sub 3 shape? Is 2:30 possible?1:55:40- Jeff explains his coined phrase “consistently good over occasionally great” and it's meaning.

LIVE from RISKWORLD 2022: Daniel Cunningham, Leonardo247 Daniel Cunningham, CEO of Leonard0 247, stopped by the R3 Continuum booth at RISKWORLD 2022. He and Jamie talked about Leonardo 247, which systemizes multi-family property operations. They have developed a new feature of the software that will help property owners track and mitigate property damage and reduce […] The post LIVE from RISKWORLD 2022: Daniel Cunningham, Leonardo247 appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

LIVE from RISKWORLD 2022: Daniel Cunningham, Leonardo247 Daniel Cunningham, CEO of Leonard0 247, stopped by the R3 Continuum booth at RISKWORLD 2022. He and Jamie talked about Leonardo 247, which systemizes multi-family property operations. They have developed a new feature of the software that will help property owners track and mitigate property damage and reduce […]

Nick and Justin form a sixsome with Matt Dillon, Neve Campbell, Denise Richards, and Robert Wagner. . . Post show song: The new tune from BROWNWALL 4, MISTAKES WERE MADE (Nunziata, Robinson, Cunningham, Murphy). . . . By the way, you can donate to this show in the link if you have more money than sense. . . . You can also leave a voice mail at 762-499-4802 and follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/movie_microscope/ and on Twitter at http://twitter.com/PodMicroscope and can comment on these on the Trouble City message boards at http://citizens.trouble.city/showthread.php?tid=81355 . . . You can also write a 5 star review. . . . Theme music by Nick Nunziata and Steve Murphy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moviemicroscope/support

Peter Cunningham is the executive director of Education Post, a Chicago-based non-profit communications organization promoting education reform. Previously, Cunningham was president of Cunningham Communications, a Chicago-based communications company serving public, private, and nonprofit sector clients.In this episode, Ali and guest-host Peter talk to Chicago youth about their migration away from street life into becoming contributing members of their community. Wesley and Darius discuss their life on the far southside and westsides of Chicago, gun control, the violence epidemic in the city, utilizing therapy to work through their trauma, the importance of having male role models in their lives, and their take on how better living conditions could be fostered in many stigmatized communities. Twitter: @PCunningham57https://www.edpost.com/stories/author/peter-cunninghamhttps://www.chicagocred.org______________________________________See more from the Chi Podcast Here:Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC958Q4jbEckV7xJcxLERWSQInstagram:@TheChiPodcastTiktok:@TheChiPodcast

This week's guest is Bridget Cunningham, Artist Director of London Early Opera, who joins Editor Martin Cullingford to talk about her new recording - Caio Fabbricio, a pasticcio opera by Handel, newly available on Signum. But what exactly is a pasticcio opera, and what role does the music of Hasse play in the work? Join us as we step into 18th century London musical life to find out the answers...

Cardinal Authority pubisher Jody Demling visits with Louisville QB Malik Cunningham and WR Ahmari Huggins-Bruce on this episode of the Cards Cast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode Notes In this episode Kristen and Jeff find out Esther's sad origin story with the classic Peanuts movie Snoopy Come Home.

This week on I Know That Face, Andrew and Stephen are joined by HeadStuff contributor Aoife Bagnall to talk about the career of Irish character actor Liam Cunningham. A consistent presence since his 1995 breakthrough in Alfonso Cuaron's A Little Princess, Cunningham is known best in Ireland for his role as IRA volunteer Dan in Ken Loach's Palme d'Or winner The Wind That Shakes The Barley and opposite Michael Fassbender in Hunger. Other roles include Dog Soldiers, Dario Argento's The Card Player, Let Us Prey and The Childhood of a Leader. Globally Cunningham's most famous role is that of Ser Davos Seaworth in HBO's Game of Thrones. He will next appear in Netflix's The Three-Body Problem and in Andre Ovredal's The Last Voyage of the Demeter. Sign up to HeadStuff+ at headstuffpodcasts.com for the small price of €5 a month to unlock exclusive bonus episodes of I Know That Face. Andrew Twitter: @Andrew_Carroll0 Stephen Twitter: @StephenPorzio Aoife Letterboxd: Aoife Ellis Bagnall I Know That Face Twitter: @IKnowThatFaceP1 / Instagram: @iknowthatface / Facebook: @iknowthatfacepod Edited by Stephen Porzio Intro and Outro Music: No Boundaries (motorik groove) by Keshco. Licence Featured Image Credit

Nick and Justin get that Tufnel hair going on and try to pry even the most minimal amount of energy out of Donald S.  .  .  Post show song: The first tune from BROWNWALL 5, the next BROWNWALL album. TRUCK STOP DEAD (Nunziata, Robinson, Cunningham, Murphy).  .  .  .  By the way, you can donate to this show in the link if you have more money than sense.  .  .  .  You can also leave a voice mail at 762-499-4802 and follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/movie_microscope/ and on Twitter at http://twitter.com/PodMicroscope and can comment on these on the Trouble City message boards at http://citizens.trouble.city/showthread.php?tid=81355  .  .  .  You can also write a 5 star review.  .  .  .  Theme music by Nick Nunziata and Steve Murphy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moviemicroscope/support

Matthew Coller gives an update from Minnesota Vikings minicamp, then we hear from Keenan McCardell on him remaining with the team and coaching Justin Jefferson. ESPN Cleveland's Danny Cunningham joins to discuss whether DeShaun Watson will be playing this year Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Government may have just made your GP visits even most costly.  Northland GPs in particular say they will be struggling to provide services at the current cost, with the primary healthcare funding increase falling well short of the inflation rate.  Whangarei GP Dr Geoff Cunningham joined Heather du Plessis-Allan. LISTEN ABOVE 

 Welcome to the #1 book review podcast on the planet  let me introduce you to your our new author!Well, my name is Wendy. I live on an 84 acre homesteading farm in Middle Tennessee. I'm an imperfect leader of an Incorporation I've named SecondStar (yes, after second star to the right and straight on till morning (aka Neverland)) because I believe in believing in BIG, stupid, ridiculous, GOD SIZED dreams. And I believe in following your heart. And I believe if you are able to make a difference, you must.But I also believe in the best part of these things, and that's fumbling your way all the way. Getting it wrong. Being bad so that you can get good. Being brave and failing forward. I believe in imperfection.And, I believe in you…Get in touch with Wendy here!https://gainingmyperspective.com/New Ep every Monday! Shoot me an email! EMAIL TheBookofTheWeekPodcast@gmail.com Instagram @jonkalian Tweet me @jonkalian clubhouse @JonthanPortukalian 

Ben finally gets around to watching the HBO documentary about the great George Carlin. Well, the first half anyway. And now he can't stop talking about it. And Peter Cunningham--political speechwriter and great thinker--returns to talk crime & backlash. As usual, he's a voice of logic in a world driven crazy by law `n order rhetoric. Under Peter's withering cross-examination, Ben has to sort of apologize to Arne Duncan. And much more... See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Matthew Coller filling in for Henry Lake discusses the updates with the cases surrounding Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson with Cleveland local and writer Danny Cunningham.

On the latest edition of COMPLETELY DAMAGED RADIO, RC sits down with singer/songwriter Alexis Cunningham to talk about her career in the musical world as well as her time on NBC American Song Contest.www.alexiscunningham.com

durée : 01:34:59 - Les Nuits de France Culture - Raconter cette aventurière de la danse postmoderne, dès les années 1950 à San Francisco : suivant le sillon de la danse libre, Anna Halprin a sondé la continuité entre la danse et les gestes du quotidien, pour un espace de liberté dont elle témoignait dans cette émission de 2005. Dans cette émission Surpris par la nuit de 2005, Anna Halprin revenait sur sa longue histoire de danseuse et de chorégraphe. Car depuis l'année 1920 qui la voit naître, elle s'applique à casser les rôles et les codes convenus de la danse, participant à la conception de formes nouvelles. La danse a toujours fait partie de sa vie, et elle la conçoit dès les origines comme un moyen d'expression libéré, proche de la vision de son contemporain et ami Merce Cunningham.  * La danse a toujours fait partie de ma vie. Être présent à un moment donné, en pleine et pure conscience. Être constamment stimulée par les musiciens, les acteurs et les peintres, c'était une période formidable, durant laquelle de nombreuses cloisons ont été abattues. (Anna Halprin) Mais là où Cunningham favorise le hasard tout en conservant l'esthétique du ballet, Anna Halprin lui préfère l'idée de gestes quotidiens, simples et intégrés à la chorégraphie. Elle reprendra donc à son compte des actions effectuées tous les jours sans y prendre en garde : se vêtir, se dévêtir, manger... C'est bien le réel dans son plus simple appareil qui l'intéresse pour imaginer des mouvements dansés. Puisque ce qui constitue la vie courante, dans tout ce qu'elle peut représenter de répétitif et d'anodin, est déjà bien assez riche pour son inspiration, sans qu'elle ne ressente le besoin d'y ajouter des gestes factices.  L'académisme n'est pas chose aisée pour moi. (Anna Halprin) Surpris par la nuit, par Jacqueline Caux Avec Anna Halprin, La Monte Young et Terry Riley Réalisation Anna Szmuc 1ère diffusion : 30/03/2005

Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Support The Daily Gardener Buy Me A Coffee    Connect for FREE! The Friday Newsletter |  Daily Gardener Community   Historical Events 1731 Birth of Martha Washington (books about this person), the inaugural first lady of the United States. At Mount Vernon, Martha was in charge of the kitchen garden. As mistress of the plantation, she was in charge of entertaining guests and planning the evening meal. This meant that a robust kitchen garden was an absolute necessity. Thus, the kitchen garden is the oldest garden at Mount Vernon. It was installed in 1760, and the grounds have produced edibles now for over 250 years. So while other areas of Mount Vernon have gone through some changes, the kitchen garden or the lower garden remains primarily unchanged from how it was initially used back when the Washingtons lived there. Now George and Martha spent a great deal of time away from the estate. And whenever George Washington would send letters back to Mount Vernon, the last paragraph was reserved for instructions from Martha to the gardener about the kitchen garden. Martha would ask about different crops and suggest planting or collecting seeds. Martha really was a knowledgeable plantswoman, and when it came to the kitchen garden, she was not afraid to make suggestions or changes. Martha knew that the kitchen garden was a reflection of her As George's wife and as the president's wife. And when George and Martha were at Mount Vernon, they hosted an average of 600 guests every single year. And most of those people enjoyed supper at the plantation, and the meal No Doubt featured produce from the kitchen garden. William Spence was the gardener at Mount Vernon. He continued working at Mount Vernon after George Washington's death. In addition, William was s a witness to Martha Washington's will, which he signed on September 22, 1800.   1874 On this day, Ann Pamela Cunningham, founder of the MVLA, gave her farewell address MVLA stands for the Mount Vernon Ladies Association, which was founded in 1853. In 1858, less than five years later, this group of indomitable women purchased Mount Vernon from the George Washington family. By so doing, they saved George Washington's eighteenth-century plantation home from development or destruction. Together with encouragement from tourists, the MVLA worked to restore the home and grounds to their full glory.  Ann spoke of the need for continued work in her address: Ladies, the home of Washington is in your charge see to it that you keep It the home of Washington!  Let no irreverent hand change it; let no vandal hands desecrate it with the fingers of "progress"!  Let one spot, in this grand country of ours, be saved from change. Upon you rests this duty.   Today we can say definitively that Ann's advice was followed. Washington's home is in top condition along with the outbuildings and the grounds. The greenhouse, which was in a fire in 1835, was fully restored in 1952. To preserve Washington's view of the Potomac, the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association purchased nearly 500 acres on the other side of the Potomac River, thanks to Mrs. Frances Payne Bolton. The latter ended up organizing one of the country's earliest land trusts. When it came to Mount Vernon, George Washington always dreamed of a fine landscape and beautiful gardens. Many enslaved people and trained gardeners made his dream a reality. George hired his first gardener in 1762. A decade later, he posted an ad that said, "a good Kitchen Gardener is what I want." After seeing the one that Margaret Tilghman Carroll installed at her home, Mount Clare, near Baltimore, George added a greenhouse. In turn, Margaret sent the plans and some plants to help the Washingtons christen their greenhouse. In 1799, one guest at Mount Vernon wrote, "[There] I saw ...English grapes, oranges, limes, and lemons... as well as a great variety of plants and flowers... exquisite in their perfume and delightful to the eye..."   1893 On this day, a witty, thoughtful, and upright citizen of South Yarmouth, Massachusetts, Stephen Sears wrote in his journal about his garden.  Stephen kept a journal for posterity, and nature entries are sprinkled throughout his writings in between notes on work, worship, and family.  Stephen was a Sunday School teacher, and he wrote that he thought it was "the best thing I can do for the coming generation." On this day in 1893, Stephen was 71 years old. He built a cage around a tree and burned caterpillars. He must have thought them destructive (maybe tent caterpillars?) That spring, he had "plowed [the] garden and planted peas."   On June 6, he noted that "summer is here, hot and dry," and then he "transplanted [his] tomato vines and hoed [his] watermelons." Almost every day, Stephen worked in his garden. He watered daily and occasionally added seaweed as a fertilizer. On June 17, after three weeks of no rain, Stephen wrote, "The ground is wet again, and vegetation smiles."  At the end of the month, he was clearly frustrated with one particular garden pest: potato bugs. Stephen wrote,  If I were to offer [a] sacrifice to the Devil it [w]ould be potato bugs in Lager Beer. .   2003 On this day, an Iraqi scientist named Mahdi Obeidi led US officials, including David Kay, out to his rose garden.  Over a decade earlier, in February of 1992, Uday Hussein had told Mahdi Obeidi to hide all the evidence of Iraq's efforts to pursue a nuclear program. So Mahdi gathered up his documents and prototypes and packed them in a fifty-gallon drum. Then Mahdi buried the drum beneath a lotus tree in his backyard. The entire stash remained there undisturbed until America declared war on Iraq. Mahdi's story became a book called, The Bomb in My Garden and tells how Saddam Hussein pursued nukes only to be thwarted by his invasion of Kuwait and honorable people in his own government. After the fall of Baghdad, Dr. Obeidi felt it was finally safe to reveal the secret he had buried in his garden, under a lotustree, no less. Lotus trees have a long history and are known scientifically as the Ziziphus lotus.  In Greek mythology, in the Odyssey, the Lotus tree fruit was eaten by the Lotus-Eaters to make them sleepy and to create a false sense of peace and apathy.  It was said Romulus planted a sacred Lotus near the temple of Vulcan and that it was still standing seven centuries later, in the time of Pliny the Elder. The English explorer Richard Francis Burton saw a lotus on his travels through the middle east. The Lotus leaves were used to wash the bodies of the dead, and the fruit was sold as a cash crop to travelers. Today the Lotus tree is used as fodder and for hedges. The thorny branches create an effective barrier. The flowers are a favorite of pollinators of all kinds.   Grow That Garden Library™ Book Recommendation Where We Bloom by Debra Prinzing This book came out in 2022, and the subtitle is Thirty-Seven Intimate, Inventive and Artistic Studio Spaces Where Floral Passions Find a Place to Blossom. The publisher writes, Step inside the places where flowers come to life. Slow Flowers Society founder Debra Prinzing's new book showcases the beautiful plant- and flower-filled settings of Slow Flowers designers, farmer-florists, and growers. Each environment reflects the personality and aesthetic style of its owner, offering great ideas to inspire the design, organization, and functionality of your creative studio. Visit their spaces and read about their floral passions.   Debra profiles thirty-seven studio spaces for floral aficionados of all kinds in this book. Here's how she introduces Lori Poliski's Woodinville, Washington, modern homestead - a former horse barn converted into a studio with function and beauty in mind: Lori Poliski was a gardener long before she formed Flori, her design studio based in a suburb of Seattle.  She has made posies and arrangements since she was five, drawing from roots that began on a family farm in New Jersey where her mother grew lilacs, peonies, and roses.  Lori worked for a flower shop in the Bay Area after college and later, during a technology career, she continued to design flowers for family and friends' weddings. In 2017, she formalized a business, naming the studio "Flori" ...and rhymes with her name.  Lori said, "My husband designed my first business card and it read: "Garden-style Bowers for small weddings and events." The frustration of producing wedding flowers in a garage filled with sports equipment and bicycles inspired dreams of having a dedicated design space. Lori's solution? A 12-by-24-foot covered storage area at one end of the horse barn where three animals also are stabled. The space now has two sets of white French dooms and windows, which look charming against the blue-gray shingle siding, complete with striped awning, I can only imagine how fun it was for Debra to roam the country scouting these 37 flower-filled locations for her book. All the stories and the people behind these magical spaces are a true joy to discover. If you are thinking about creating or redoing a floral space of your own - a simple she shed or a little corner in the garage or attic, well, then you'll find plenty of inspiration in the spaces profiled in Debra's book. This book is 127 pages of pure eye candy and dreams made real for modern floral artists and creatives. You can get a copy of Where We Bloom by Debra Prinzing and support the show using the Amazon link in today's show notes for around $9.   Botanic Spark 1962 Death of Vita Sackville-West (books by this author) English author, and garden designer.  In 1960, Vita wrote of her marriage and death: ..now in our advancing age, we love each other more deeply than ever, and also more agonizingly, since we see the inevitable end. It is not nice to know that one of us must die before the other.   Vita died first. Three weeks later, Harold wrote, Oh Vita, I have wept buckets for you.   Vita Sackville-West was a talented and complex woman. An excellent writer, Vita found success as a poet, writer, and broadcaster. After she and Harold purchased Sissinghurst, Vita became one of the most influential gardeners of her time. For over twenty years, they worked together to create a garden where none ever grew before. And for over a decade, she wrote a weekly column about her life as a gardener at Sissinghurst for the Observer. Vita was at once relatable, admirable, witty, and removed.  Vita knew love and loss in her personal life and had relationships with both women and men, but through it, all Harold remained the true north of her heart.  Today the fruit of their labor and their shared dream, Sissinghurst, is beloved worldwide, and Vita's garden wisdom still holds sway.  In her book called The Garden, Vita wrote, I tried to hold the courage of my ways In that which might endure, Daring to find a world in a lost world, A little world, a little perfect world… And in her Poems of West & East, Vita wrote a loving tribute to their efforts at Sissinghurst in a poem called The Garden. We owned a garden on a hill, We planted rose and daffodil, Flowers that English poets sing, And hoped for glory in the Spring. We planted yellow hollyhocks, And humble sweetly-smelling stocks, And columbine for carnival, And dreamt of Summer's festival. And Autumn not to be outdone As heiress of the summer sun, Should doubly wreathe her tawny head With poppies and with creepers red. We waited then for all to grow, We planted wallflowers in a row. And lavender and borage blue, - Alas! we waited, I and you, But love was all that ever grew.   Thanks for listening to The Daily Gardener And remember: For a happy, healthy life, garden every day.

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Michael Cunningham is the author of The Hours, among other novels. Amber Sparks is the author of And I Do Not Forgive You, The Unfinished World and Other Stories, and the short story collection, May We Shed These Human Bodies. Kirsten Reneau is a writer living in New Orleans. (Transcript) Welcome to Micro, a podcastContinue reading "Cunningham x Sparks x Reneau"

Resurrectionist William Cunningham was actively stealing bodies from grave sites around Cincinnati from 1855 to 1871. He was well known, and he was something of a legend. He once returned to the same gravesite at which he had earlier been caught digging – after he'd bought those who had detained him a drink. He dressed the bodies he stole. And, he had a “villainous bald head.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.