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WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

WUPF || Prayer Ministers || 21-Day Session || 11th June - 2nd July 2026

Welcome to The Turf Zone Podcast. This episode features a summary of bills of interest from the end of the 2026 Legislative Session of the Maryland General Assembly. Prepared by Percy Public Affairs and the Maryland Turfgrass Council. Read from MTC Turf News magazine. At the stroke of midnight on Monday, April 13th, the Maryland General Assembly adjourned (SINE DIE) the 2026 Legislative Session in Annapolis, Maryland. This year, the Maryland General Assembly introduced a total of 3,473 individual pieces of legislation (1406-Senate/2067-House) – this included proposed policy bills, legislative bond initiatives, and joint resolutions. During the 90-Day Session, Percy Public Affairs flagged multiple bills of interest for the Maryland Turfgrass Council (MTC). Below is summary of the legislation that MTC took action on in Annapolis. Bill Summary House Bill 91, entitled; “Agriculture – Neonicotinoid Pesticides – Prohibitions” – This bill prohibits a person from distributing, selling, or using any corn, soybean, or wheat seeds that have been coated in or treated with a neonicotinoid pesticide. In addition, the bill generally prohibits a person from using a neonicotinoid pesticide to treat outdoor ornamental plants and turf, except as specified. The bill authorizes the Secretary of Agriculture to temporarily suspend both of these prohibitions under specified conditions. House Bill 164, entitled; “State Buildings and State Highways – Collection and Disposal of Yard Waste” – This bill generally prohibits State employees or contractors from disposing of yard waste collected on the grounds of a State building or a State highway in a single-use plastic container. All such yard waste must be collected in a container that (1) will not be discarded with the yard waste or (2) is a compostable paper bag. MTC and MASFMA's Position: Opposed. Bill Status: FAILED. House Bill 164, entitled; “Gasoline-Powered Leaf Blowers – Purchase and Use – Prohibitions” – This bill, subject to specified exceptions, prohibits, (1) beginning July 1, 2026, the State from purchasing a gasoline-powered leaf blower and (2) beginning January 1, 2031, the use of a gasoline-powered leaf blower by the State and its contractors and subcontractors working on State-owned land. Each State agency in the Executive Branch must monitor and enforce that agency's compliance with the bill. The bill also establishes (1) a provision relating to the authority of local governments to enact standards relating to gasoline powered leaf blowers and (2) a requirement for the State and its contractors and subcontractors to comply with local standards that are at least as stringent as the bill's standards when managing State property. MTC and MASFMA's Position: Support. Bill Status: Failed. House Bill 321, entitled; “Environment – Synthetic Turf Industry and Disposal Study – Deadline Extension” – This bill extends the deadline, from July 1, 2026, to January 15, 2027, by which the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) must submit a specified report relating to synthetic turf to specified committees of the General Assembly. MTC and MASFMA's Position: Opposed. Bill Status: Failed. House Bill 833/ Senate Bill 53, entitled; “Commission to Advance Lithium-Ion Battery Safety in Maryland – Reestablishment” – This bill reestablishes the Commission to Advance Lithium-Ion Battery Safety in Maryland. The Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) must provide staff for the commission. Commission members may not receive compensation but are entitled to reimbursement for expenses. By December 1, 2026, the commission must submit an interim report on the progress and status of the commission to the Legislative Policy Committee. By December 1, 2027, the commission must report its findings and recommendations to the Governor and the General Assembly. MTC was amended into the final bills as a new member of the Commission and will be an active participant. MTC and MASFMA's Position: Support. Bill Status: Passed. House Bill 1237, entitled; “Pesticide Applications – Subscription Contract Requirements and Registry Establishment” – This bill requires the Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) to establish a Residential Pollinator Protection and Neighbor Notification Registry for the purpose of registering individuals residing in residential areas who are interested in receiving notice of pesticide applications on contiguous or adjacent properties. MDA may charge a reasonable registration fee to an applicant for inclusion in the registry; however, MDA must waive the fee under specified conditions. The bill establishes related requirements for MDA, pesticide business licensees, pesticide applicators, and public agency permittees. In addition, the bill establishes requirements for a pesticide business licensee that has a subscription contract for pest control with a residential customer. MTC and MASFMA's Position: Support with Amendments. Bill Status: Passed. You have been listening to The Turf Zone Podcast. Follow The Turf Zone on X, Facebook and LinkedIn for all things turfgrass, featuring podcasts, magazines, events and more. Visit www.theturfzone.com for more. The post Maryland Bills of Interest Summary appeared first on The Turf Zone.

We are one week into the 30-day session in Santa Fe. Stefani Lod joins Bob Clark to share her update on everything going on right now at the round house.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a Rio Grande Foundation Friday!! Paul Gessing joins the Morning Show to discuss all of the biggest topics across the state of New Mexico. From the 30-Day Session to Free Child Care and New drivers, Paul and Bob have a lot to unpack today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

the 2026 30-Day Session starts today in Santa Fe. So, what is it like being at the round house on a day like this? Gerges Scott joins Bob Clark to answer that and to break down some of the issues that will be discussed during the session. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GOP Minority Whip Alan Martinez joins Bob Clark on the Morning Show to discuss what he expect from the upcoming 30-Day Session at the Round House. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

the 30-day session begins one week from tomorrow. Carla Sonntag joins Bob Clark to tell us what she knows about the session and to tell us all about the New Mexico Business Coalition's pre-session bash. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What if showing up could feel like devotion instead of dread? In this solo episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on what it really takes to “put yourself out there”—whether that's sharing your message online, promoting your work, or simply being seen in a new season of life. Drawing from decades behind the lens as a commercial photographer (and plenty of awkward moments in front of it, too), I'm sharing honest stories, practical tools, and soulful encouragement for anyone ready to be visible in a more grounded, aligned way. Whether you're a coach, creator, leader, or changemaker stepping into something new, this conversation will leave you feeling supported, equipped, and reminded that confidence is something we build, not something we wait for.

What if healing starts by simply telling the truth? In this powerful and deeply human episode, I sit down with John Gardner—former professional skateboarder and founder of Nothing But Today—for a raw, real conversation about mental health, mindfulness, and the courage to speak the unspeakable. We kick things off with a calming, one-minute mindfulness practice led by John (yes, you can do it while folding laundry). From there, we dive into what it's like to live with suicidal ideation, how skateboarding became a gateway to presence, and why creating safe spaces—especially for men and creatives—is more urgent than ever. Whether you're struggling quietly, supporting someone who is, or simply want to show up as a more grounded, compassionate human, this conversation will leave you with hope, perspective, and tools to move forward—one mindful moment at a time.