Podcast appearances and mentions of david baria

David Baria and his wife decided to move their family to Bay Saint Louis in the spring of 2004. In this episode, taken from his 2008 interview, he recalls their idyllic life on the Gulf Coast, prior to the arrival of Hurricane Katrina the following year. On August 28, 2005, people began fleeing the Gulf Coast area as Katrina approached. Baria remembers the challenges his family faced as they prepared for its arrival. After riding out the storm at his brother’s home, Baria, his brother and uncle rode down to Bay Saint Louis to survey the damage. It was then he realized their historic home, which had withstood many storms since 1875, had been completely wiped away. They quickly developed a plan to help survivors by setting up a distribution network of water, fuel, food, clothing, medicines and cleaning supplies and then got to work. Unfortunately, just ten days later, Baria’s son was hospitalized with a mysterious illness.  The child was in a coma for over a week before succumbing to what turned out to be rabies. The family was determined to remain on the Gulf Coast and rebuild their lives. Baria began attending meetings of local citizen groups concerned with such issues as insurance companies that refused to honor homeowner policies and proposed building codes. He explains how a perceived lack of leadership inspired him to run for the State Senate. David Baria served in the Mississippi Senate from 2008 to 2012 and is currently a member of the Mississippi House of Representatives from the 122nd district.

Heute: Claus Friedbert, Stefan Raab und David Baria.

Ep #51 - Joining us this week is David Baria (Senate Candidate from Mississippi) for our Flip It Blue segment! Also, Jaleesa covers Jared Kushner cheating on his taxes, Jordan goes over Trump's 60 Minutes interview, and AG breaks down the recent arrest of the person who leaked SARs to the press. Enjoy! Register to Vote HERE: https://vote.gov  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alabama elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate in December 2017. David Baria believes he can recreate that success in Mississippi this November.

Joining us this week is David Baria (Senate Candidate from Mississippi) for our Flip It Blue segment! Also, Jaleesa covers Jared Kushner cheating on his taxes, Jordan goes over Trump's 60 Minutes interview, and AG breaks down the recent arrest of the person who leaked SARs to the press. Enjoy! Register to Vote HERE: https://vote.gov  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this special episode of Civil Conversations, US Senatorial Candidate David Baria discusses the shameful remarks of President Trump and the failure of present Senator Roger Wicker to rebuke his party's leader. David seets the record straight about the significance of the remarks, the eery similarities to the days of public lynchings in the South, and the damaging effects of demoniIng "the other" in today's America and the modern Mississippi. Cruelty, decency, courage, leadership and awareness are discussed more than polls and demographics. Most profoundly, David discusses the tragic loss of his son in the days following Hurricane Katrina, and the profound effect of seeing light in dark times.  LIsten to a thoroughly refreshing and uplifting and genuine talk with a one-time longshot and now legitimate challenger tounseat  an incumbernt Republican Senator  in the Deep South. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kelly talks the Politics of Mississippi with Jake McGraw, Policy Director at the William Winter Institute and Editor of Rethink Mississippi. They discuss the partisan politics of the state, the importance of race in the state's politics, the two US Senate races in the state this year, the state's lottery proposal, and the state flag. Then, starting at 37:24, Kelly speaks with David Baria, the minority caucus leader in the State House and candidate for US Senate.

Kelly talks the Politics of Mississippi with Jake McGraw, Policy Director at the William Winter Institute and Editor of Rethink Mississippi. They discuss the partisan politics of the state, the importance of race in the state's politics, the two US Senate races in the state this year, the state's lottery proposal, and the state flag. Then, starting at 37:24, Kelly speaks with David Baria, the minority caucus leader in the State House and candidate for US Senate.

In this view behind the policy curtain down in Mississippi, David Baria talks with his colleague, Mississippi State Representative Becky Currie. Currie represents something of a frustrating but common political paradox. During their conversation, Currie and Baria find familiar ground as both lament about how exasperating it can be trying to create good policy for their constituents without being a member of the conservative all boy’s club. Too often their voices, and certainly the policies themselves, are ignored entirely because neither one of them is part of the good old boy power structure in Mississippi. However, Currie, who talks about the numerous inequalities women face in the workforce, and certainly the legislature, also happens to be the author of the nations’s most restrictive abortion bill. How can someone acknowledge being frustrated with a process that ignores the voice of women, yet hand that same group of men a piece of legislation that represents the most conservative and restrictive of its kind in the entire United States? This installment of Civil Conversations with David Baria is a fascinating and at times frustrating look at how personal beliefs and emotions, instead of ideals, drive some of the most important policy creation in Mississippi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guests: Four Washington and Candidate for US Senate - Rep. David Baria