Podcast appearances and mentions of david montague

The latest Building Black Business podcast episode features David Montague in conversation with Dennis Pullin, President and CEO of Virtua HealthIn Partnership with @DriveToyota

The latest Building Black Business podcast episode features David Montague in conversation with Dr. Curtis Palmore, CEO of United Charter High SchoolsIn Partnership with @DriveToyota

The latest Building Black Business podcast episode features David Montague in conversation with Stacie Anderson, owner of Touched By Stacie In Partnership with @DriveToyota

  Glenda discusses this years CAPA conference capa-us.org Glenda & Len reminisce about the passing of Dr. Cyril Wecht. COPA created by John Judge & Dr. Cyril Wecht is now CAPA, There is an annual JFK memorial every November 22 on the grassy knoll. CAPA's 2024 Conference will be held at the Crowne Plaza in downtown Dallas. Oswald Panel, discussing the locations of Oswald during the assassination. Oswald Panel includes Steve Jaffe (by Zoom), Andy Kiel & Matt Crumpton (by Zoom). Prouty documentary produced by Len Osanic & Jeff Carter to be shown. Short file featuring the Dealey Tramps will be viewed. Tribute to Dr. Wecht by Dr. David Mantik & film viewing of 'The Rant'. The Magic Bullet - More Magical Than We Knew? by Dr. Gary Aguilar. JFK Records Panel discuss latest information from Mark Adamcyzk, Andrew Kreig, & Larry Schnapf. Discussion regarding the missing information from the Warren Report with Dr. David Montague. Bryan Edwards & Gary Shaw discuss Roscoe White & the possibility he was the grassy knoll shooter. Breech of Trust (How the Warren Commission failed the nation & why) by Gerald McKnight. Doug Horne discusses 'How We Know The Zapruder Film Was Altered'. Dr. David Mantik discusses his book, 'The Final Analysis'. End of Innocence author John Young, discusses professional assassins in Dealey Plaza on Nov. 22/63. Did you know there was a second arrest in the Texas Theatre when & where Oswald was arrested? Oswald's Russian friend, Prof. Titovetz will speak about Oswald in Russia & answer questions. All of the previous CAPA conferences are on the CAPA website. Part Two Documerntary Filmaker released Col Prouty interview from 1989 Rare Fletcher Prouty interview released Watch Here JOHN EDGINTON DOCUMENTARIES his youtube channel with many other interviews  

This week, listen to Kerry's conversation with Dr. David Montague, professor of criminology at UALR. Tune in as they dive into some of the most fascinating parts of his life and career, including the legacy of his mother, Raye Montague, his work busting white-collar drug crimes, and, perhaps most interestingly, his time on the JFK Assassination Records Review Board, when Kerry asks what we're all thinking: Who killed JFK?

  Jeff Meeks joins us to discuss the upcoming Ouachita Speaker Series: Remembering The JFK Assassination at The Woodlands Auditorium on Tuesday, November 14, 2023 at 4pm. Click here to download a printable announcement. TICKETS: $20 each Order Online at www.HSVticketsales.org Ponce Center Office: Monday—Friday, 9:00 am—2:00 pm 501-922-4231 Students will be admitted at no charge with a current Student ID The Ouachita Speaker Series is hosting a 3-person panel and presentation on aspects of the assassination and investigations. President Kennedy was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963. According to the 1964 Warren Report, the lone assassin was Lee Harvey Oswald, but in 1979 the House Select Committee on Assassinations issued their report concluding that there was a conspiracy to kill JFK. The panel will include Dr. Michael Chesser, Dr. David Montague, and Jeff Meek, each presenting interesting information related to the 1963 murder of the president. Dr. Chesser is one of a few non-military, non-government doctors to have received permission from the Kennedy family to examine JFK autopsy materials, doing so by making 3 visits to the National Archives II in College Park between 2015 and 2017. He will discuss his findings, which argue against the Warren Commission conclusion of a lone gunman. Dr. Montague is currently, the associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and is a tenured Full Professor of Criminal Justice, but in his first career he completed federal investigations for 14 years in law enforcement. He also served on the Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB) as the agency's senior investigator and later as a consultant on national security matters with US Investigations Services, Inc. He will speak about his time on the ARRB. Jeff Meek will give a short presentation relating to Lee Harvey Oswald and the tentacles of intelligence agencies that surround him. Jeff will then moderate a panel discussion with both Dr. Chesser and Dr. Montague and then will welcome questions from the audience. Thanks to our exclusive media partner, KVRE • Join Our Free Email Newsletter • Subscribe To The Podcast Anyway You Want • Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel (click that bell icon, too) • Join Our Facebook Group • Tell Your Friends About Our Show • Support Our Sponsors (click on the images below to visit their websites) __________________________________________

This week, listen to Kerry's conversation with Dr. David Montague, professor of criminology at UALR. Tune in as they dive into some of the most fascinating parts of his life and career, including the legacy of his mother, Raye Montague, his work busting white-collar drug crimes, and, perhaps most interestingly, his time on the JFK Assassination Records Review Board, when Kerry asks what we're all thinking: Who killed JFK?

This week, listen to Kerry's conversation with Dr. David Montague, professor of criminology at UALR. Tune in as they dive into some of the most fascinating parts of his life and career, including the legacy of his mother, Raye Montague, his work busting white-collar drug crimes for the FED, and, perhaps most interestingly, his time on the JFK Assassination Records Review Board, when Kerry asks what we're all thinking: Who killed JFK?

Protect and secure your retirement savings now with this complimentary precious metals guide. https://bit.ly/3UWFgJD PBD Podcast Episode 207. In this episode, Patrick Bet-David is joined by James DiEugenio, Dr. Paul Gregory & David Montague. Visit James' website KennedyAndKings.com: https://bit.ly/3VAhvaz Purchase James DiEugenio's book "JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass" - http://bit.ly/3OqdaUW Follow James DiEugenio on Twitter: http://bit.ly/3AwtvSf Purchase Dr. David Montague's book "Overnight Code" - http://bit.ly/3gvN6uP Purchase Dr. Paul Gregory's book "The Oswalds: An Untold Account of Marina and Lee" - https://amzn.to/3TZgmrM For more info go to PaulRGregory.net - http://bit.ly/3Owbo4v Purchase Ernst Titovets' book "Oswald: Russian Episode" - http://bit.ly/3AEfq5k Join the channel to get exclusive access to perks: https://bit.ly/3Q9rSQL Text: PODCAST to 310.340.1132 to get added to the distribution list Patrick Bet-David is the founder and CEO of Valuetainment Media. He is the author of the #1 Wall Street Journal bestseller Your Next Five Moves (Simon & Schuster) and a father of 2 boys and 2 girls. He currently resides in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pbdpodcast/support

Today Ed talks with David Montague. David started his career as a stock broker, but his journey to impact has led him to become the Founder and Executive Director of Memphis Teacher Residency, where their mission is “Christian love expressed in equal education.”Show LinksEd Gillentine:EdGillentine.comInstagram: @journey.to.impactMemphis Teacher Residency:www.memphistr.orgLinkedInwww.edgap.orgwww.litgap.orgBooksJourney To Impact by Ed GillentineA Testament of Hope by Martin Luther King Jr.

With over 20+ years in the fraud prevention space and multiple published books, Expedia Group Senior Vice President & GM of eCommerce, David Montague, has a wealth of expertise. In 2004, David started his own company, The Fraud Practice, focused on helping companies launch new payment and fraud strategies and improve their processes. In this podcast episode, David shares four key strategies all companies should implement within their fraud prevention strategy, the danger of "prevention mindset," and how to meet customer expectations as more consumers are now transacting online.

In the second episode of the Resi Talks podcast, EG's residential editor Emma Rosser is back with L&Q’s new chief executive Fiona Fletcher-Smith. Fletcher-Smith was previously development director and has this year taken the helm, following the departure of David Montague after 33 years at the housing association.  A month into her new role, the pair discuss Fletcher-Smith’s views on diversity in the industry, her own experiences climbing the ladder, cladding and development and Fabric club nights. Also read: Lockdown diaries: L&Q’s Fiona Fletcher Smith  

  February 8, 2012 - The U.S. Navy builds modern marvels: 100,000-ton hunks of metal that glide across the ocean rather than sinking like rocks. But how do they do it? The short answer is "computers." But it was Raye Montague who first designed a ship with that technology, doing so as a single mother during the height of the Cold War, and as a Black woman born into the segregated Little Rock of 1935. She literally let nothing stand in her way. We meet this inspirational trailblazer in Overnight Code: The Life of Raye Montague, the Woman Who Revolutionized Naval Engineering thanks Raye's son, David R. Montague, and his co-author, Paige Bowers, who  previously stopped by to chat about her debut book The General's Niece: The Little-Known de Gaulle Who Fought to Free Occupied France. You can enjoy that conversation in our archives wherever you're listening now. Paige Bowers holds a master’s degree in modern European history and taught about French history and culture at Louisiana State University. David R. Montague earned a Ph.D. at Howard University and a BA at Morehouse College, both in Political Science, as well as an MA in Crime and Commerce at George Washington. He's the director of online learning and faculty mentoring at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. .    

As of 2019, the gap is increasing between rich and poor children with the quality of education that they receive in America. This week’s episode features what it takes to make a positive impact on this problem.   A couple of the top leading factors of crime are education levels and family structure. It’s been discussed on this podcast on previous episodes. Go back to episode three with City of Memphis police director Michael Rallings.   This episode is with David Montague, who led the effort in 2009 starting the Memphis Teacher Residency Program out of Memphis, TN, where he is still executive director today. In this episode, we’re going to talk about the initial need for this work, how it came together, challenges faced along the way, what types of teachers succeed in this work, successes experienced, the job still to be done, and more. I hope you enjoy this week’s episode.     RECAP: 04:07  And at that time, I didn't have a job. I didn't know what I was coming back to Memphis for. And I remember vividly praying and saying, "Lord, show me the biggest need in our city, and I'll give myself to it for the rest of my life." 8:02 I woke up in the middle of the night sobbing and uncontrollable cry... I'm not talking about just tears in my eyes. I'm like, I'm heaving. I'm groaning and with these really like... And it was almost like an out-of-body experience where I was... I remember thinking like, "What are you doing, David? Pull yourself together." And yet I couldn't keep myself from this wailing. 09:56: Yeah. But man, that is not the only experience in my life like that, but one of the lessons from that, I think is like how good a humbling is.  18:27 And a theme that comes up often is the destructive power of self-interest, and that it is our self and our self-interest that pits us at odds with what God's vision for His creation would be. 28:00 Educational inequality is the single greatest social justice and civil rights issue in America today. And so one of it is just that to live in a city where there is such a disparity, we think is an injustice.  31:23 We would say, "Proximity matters," and whoever is closest to the child is the one that can make the biggest difference. And outside of the family, the teacher is the one that has that sort of close, personal, regular contact, and that's why we focus on recruiting very, very high-capacity, high-potential people, training and supporting them really well, and then staying with them for years in the classroom so they can be the best teacher possible.  33:02 Not terribly, not at the school level for a couple of reasons. The schools that we're wanting to serve typically have the highest teacher attrition rates of any of the schools in the city, so we don't have any sort of mandate requirement contract from the district that they have to hire our teachers.  34:23 Well, I got a lot of thoughts on that. First of all, I would say the work in schools that are historically marginalized, low income, in low-income neighborhoods, the work is very, very difficult.  37:17 Faith is incredibly important in this work because if I'm a person of need, insecure and needy, and I go into places of scarcity, I can't last for very long.      RESOURCES: https://memphistr.org/ Matt Haaga State Farm: https://www.matthaaga.com/ https://abjets.com/

This week Brandon is joined by David Montague, Executive Director at Memphis Teacher Residency. David and Brandon discuss parenting philosophy, discipleship both in and out of the home, and Memphis Teacher Residency and the work they’re doing in Memphis.

AHH! I am so excited to be back! Thank you to everyone who has supported me so far, and welcome new listeners! I am David Montague and I am the host of DAM IT!, the pop culture podcast. On this episode, I talk about what it is like being a senior in college, Lil Wayne's latest album, Ariana Grande, Drake, and more. Plus, I express my disappointment about a rapper that rhymes with Monye Quest. Follow me on Twitter: @themontaguehome Follow me on Instagram: @davidmontague_ Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dam-it Questions/Suggestions? Email me! davidmontague1997@gmail.com THE MUSIC FEATURED IS NOT MINE. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dam-it/support

David Montague of Memphis Teacher Residency joins Downline Executive Director Shad Berry to discuss everything from David's discipleship experience to how to he started MTR and what the problems with and future for education reform looks like.

David Montague is the director of the Memphis Teacher Residency. David has a heart to see education reformed in our city, but more than that, he has heart to see God do what only He can do. Listen as David gives the history of education reform, the church's role throughout this history, and why he believes we're living in the city that is central to this reform movement.