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Sarah McBride made models of the White House when she was 6. Her childhood dream, as a Delawarean, was to meet Joe Biden. Then last November, one of her ambitions came true when was elected to the House of Representatives. She became the first openly trans member of Congress, a historic achievement that also happened to coincide with a rise in anti-trans sentiment and the election of Donald Trump. We talk with McBride about how she navigates Congress, personally and politically, and how she thinks Democrats can make it through the minefield of the culture wars. Get more from your favorite Atlantic voices when you subscribe. You'll enjoy unlimited access to Pulitzer-winning journalism, from clear-eyed analysis and insight on breaking news to fascinating explorations of our world. Subscribe today at TheAtlantic.com/podsub. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Garrett Ziegler, founder of MarcoPolo501c3 and producer of The Biden Laptop publication, Tyler Nixon, legal advisor to Roger Stone and broadcaster and Chris Tigani, Delawarean who paid the price for going along with Democrat illegal campaign finance scheme, talk with Rick Jensen about their battles with the Bidens and future expectations.

Most people have a few, or a dozen, financial mistakes they look back on and really regret. For many,  becoming financial savvy is learned through trial and error and living with a few regrets from your younger years is all part of the process. Isn't it ridiculous credit card companies send applications to 18 year old kids before they even graduate high school? With predatory practices everywhere you turn and lines of credit increasingly accessible - it's all too easy to make a few blunders, right? Well, a recent Outside Insights guest is on a mission to help prevent this. In this episode of Outside Insights, I sit down with Mark Olazagasti, a first generation entrepreneur and lifelong Delawarean. Mark recently retired from his role of managing partner at Info Solutions, an IT infrastructure consulting and managed services company he co-founded. During our chat, Mark got transparent around his personal experiences with finances. He was raised by a single mother who struggled financially, started a business during the Great Recession and learned tough lessons about debt after making mistakes that many people have before, like buying furniture before being paid. Now, through his nonprofit YourMoney101, Mark advocates for personal finance to be taught in all Delaware high schools. He also personally provides financial mentoring and education to individuals and companies. As a father to two young people and someone who has learned from past financial mistakes, I think this mission is all too important. In this episode, you'll hear:- Mark's origin story and lessons learned from starting a business- Why Mark was inspired to advocate for personal finance education in schools- Common money and debt mistakes people make- The importance of tracking income vs expenses- Managing psychology around money decisions- Book recommendations for learning about personal finance - include a list below as well for easy reference! Mark's Budgeting SpreadsheetMark's Credit Card Debt Payoff Calculator Spreadsheet Book Recommendations from a finance wiz:The Index Card: Why Personal Finance Doesn't Have to Be Complicated by Helaine Olen and Harold PollackThe Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness by Morgan HouselThe Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life by Mark MansonThe Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment

In today's episode, we hear from Brian Carney, a well-known advisor who shares his non-traditional journey into the wealth management industry and his proactive steps to grow his financial firm.Brian Carney is a CFP®, AIF®, ChFC®, CDFA®, and CEO at RiversEdge Advisors, LLC. Today he joins us as a guest on this episode of Bridging The Gap.Brian shares his passion for building relationships with clients and understanding why money makes them feel a certain way. Brian and Matt also dive into the importance of creating a streamlined process that helps advisors effectively grow their wealth management businesses, how to improve operations within the firm, and how we can entice more young professionals to migrate to the financial services industry.Brian Carney Bio:Brian Carney is the co-founder and face of RiversEdge Advisors, LLC. From helping clients with business development to volunteering in the community, his passion and zeal for financial planning shines through in all that he does.Beginning in 2001, Brian has spent his entire career in the financial services industry, working two local firms prior to merging his practice with RiversEdge Advisors in 2014. Not only has this merger allowed Brian to continue providing purely independent and conflict-free financial advice but has given him the opportunity to truly hone his craft and share that with each and every one of his clients. As his experience has evolved, Brian has found his niche serving business owners and entrepreneurs seeking comprehensive planning services.A lifelong Delawarean, Brian graduated from the Tatnall School and Ursinus College. He has earned various industry designations including CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP®), Chartered Financial Consultant® (ChFC®), Certified Divorce Financial Analyst™ (CDFA™), Accredited Investment Fiduciary® (AIF®), and Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA®). Simplifying the complex, obtaining the seemingly unobtainable, and empowering his clients to feel financially confident are what motivate him on a regular basis. On any given day, you can find Brian going above and beyond to make sure his clients are well taken care of. As a gentleman with a positive attitude and proactive demeanor, Brian is heavily involved with client relations. His personality and dedication enhance the RiversEdge client experience from start to finish.Brian is married to his college sweetheart, Kristen, and together they have three children. As a family, they spend a lot of time exploring and making long-lasting memories together. Brian is a volunteer coach for his sons' football, basketball and baseball teams, and loves any chance he gets to spend with his family. Passionate about animals, their family regularly fosters dogs through Out of the Woods Rescue in Medford, New Jersey. With Kristen leading the way, Brian's family fostered and helped 13 dogs find forever homes over the past 2 years. When he isn't dedicating his time to his family, sports, or animals, Brian is heavily involved with his alma mater, the Tatnall School, in Wilmington, Delaware.Follow Us And Find More Content For Financial Advisors and Wealth Management Firms At:www.mattreiner.comYouTubeTwitterLinkedInMentioned in this episode:Benjamin

Teatime with Miss Liz coming to the table for T-E-A is the Founder of Upendo United Foundation Regina Reithii. Regina brings awareness to the foundation by sharing about resources events and opportunities to help her. January 12th, 3 pm EST ***LIVE SHOW SHARED ON MULTIPLE PODCAST APPS AND PLATFORMS*** Regina Reithii, Upendo's President and Founder was born and raised in Nakuru, Kenya. Regina has been a proud Delawarean for the last 20 years and is a passionate advocate for children's empowerment. Growing up in Kenya's Rift Valley in the '80s and '90s exposed Regina to life-changing experiences having witnessed the horrors of political violence- as her hometown, Nakuru was hard hit. While incidents of serious political violence have reduced, previously impacted areas continue to experience lingering effects and security and economic uncertainties. Over the last 18 years, juggling roles as a student and a single parent, Regina has directly supported over 145 orphans by paying for their education and sponsoring their basic needs, as well as those of their immediate family members. Through Regina's leadership, Upendo is supporting 145 orphans on a full-time basis with a goal to expand their outreach to 500 children by end of 2025. Regina is passionate about empowering children through education and imparting income-generating skills. While her efforts are currently focused on making a difference in Nakuru, Kenya; her goal is to extend the outreach to other parts of the country. Regina Reithii Founder Upendo United Foundation Inc www.upendounitedfoundation.org Info@upendounitedfoundation.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/misslizsteatimes/message

"Delaware-Born Paul Goldschmidt Is the National League MVP Paul “Goldy” Goldschmidt, a Wilmington native, just became the first-ever Delaware-born baseball player voted Most Valuable Player. On November 17, Paul Goldschmidt of the St Louis Cardinals became the first Delaware-born baseball player vot" "START AD- #TheMummichogblogOfMalta Amazon Top and Flash Deals(Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://amzn.to/3CqsdJH Compare all the top travel sites in just one search to find the best hotel deals at HotelsCombined - awarded world's best hotel price comparison site. (Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://www.hotelscombined.com/?a_aid=20558 “So whatever you wish that others would do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets."""" #Jesus #Catholic. Smooth Radio Malta is Malta's number one digital radio station, playing Your Relaxing Favourites - Smooth provides a ‘clutter free' mix, appealing to a core 35-59 audience offering soft adult contemporary classics. We operate a playlist of popular tracks which is updated on a regular basis. https://smooth.com.mt/listen/ Follow on Telegram: https://t.me/themummichogblogdotcom Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/themummichogblogofmalta Blogspot: https://themummichogblogofmalta.blogspot.com/ END AD" "ed Most Valuable Player in either league when he took the title of NL MVP. The closest any previous Delawarean came was New Castle's Dave May, who finished eighth in 1973 when playing for the then American League Milwaukee Brewers. In a poll of sportswriters, Goldschmidt received an astounding 22 of 30 first-place votes, and it's easy to see why. He was the only National Leaguer this season to finish in the top five in each “Triple Crown” category: third in batting average at .317, fifth in home runs with 35, and second in runs batted in with 115. Goldschmidt's 2022 season was the fourth year he batted over .300. This was also the seventh year he hit more than 30 home runs and the fourth year he drove in over 100 runs. He came close to being named MVP before, finishing second in both 2013 and 2016, and third in 2017, all while playing for the Arizona Diamondbacks. He has also won the National League Aaron Award twice, the Gold Glove Award four times, and Silver Slugger Award five times. While Goldschmidt's immediate goal is surely to win a World Series in St Louis, his impressive career may eventually bring him back East: not necessarily to Delaware, but to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. https://delawaretoday.com/life-style/people-community/paul-goldschmidt-mvp/ "

A native Delawarean, residing on the ceded lands of the Nanticoke and Lenape tribes, Joanne McAfee – Maldonado lives in Delaware with her husband, Carlos, and two adult children. She’s served in roles such as youth pastor, assistant pastor, Bible Study teacher, and healing ministry facilitator, but left traditional church in 2019 to follow a…Read more →

Lyndie Moe is a super fun guest. She started as a yodeler because...Kansas? Its hard to say...but she's just great. She's a Delawarean who has travelled the world playing Maureen in the 25th Anniversary Production of the seminal musical, Rent. She's just the very very best!!

Tim Gibbs and Dr. Omar Khan of the Delaware Academy of Medicine/Delaware Public Health Association (https://delamed.org/) speak about connections among health, housing, and place with Julia O'Hanlon and Sean O'Neill, Policy Scientists at the University of Delaware's Institute for Public Administration. Topics covered in this August 22, 2022 conversation include the function of housing and place as social determinants of health, the importance of collaboration among housing, medical, and planning professionals, and the focus and value of resources provided through the Delaware Journal of Public Health (https://delamed.org/initiatives/delaware-journal-of-public-health/). Mr. Gibbs is the executive director of the Delaware Academy of Medicine / Delaware Public Health Association and publisher of the Delaware Journal of Public Health. A native Delawarean, he attended Wilmington Friends School, then Earlham College. He later became certified in nonprofit management from the University of Delaware and earned a Master's degree in Public Health from Arcadia University. Dr. Khan is co-chair of the Delaware Public Health Association Advisory Council and serves as President & CEO of the Delaware Health Sciences Alliance (DHSA), a consortium of Christiana Care Health System, Thomas Jefferson University, Nemours, and the University of Delaware. He is also a practicing physician interested in general primary care, medical education, outcomes research infrastructure, and global health. The Institute for Public Administration is a research and public service center in the Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public Policy & Administration at the University of Delaware. For more information, visit https://www.bidenschool.udel.edu/ipa. Opening and closing music: "I Dunno" by Grapes, used under Creative Commons 3.0 License.

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This week on Whip Count: The 2022 Delaware Relief Rebate explained, economic policies to help Delawareans become more resilient to inflation, and maintaining a strong and fair economy in the First State House Majority leader Valerie Longhurst provides listeners with an in-depth explanation of the 2022 Delaware Relief Rebate and gives us a look into the bipartisan brainstorming sessions that lead to HB 360, historic legislation that would enable one-time direct payments of $300 to Delaware resident taxpayers. Rep. Paul Baumbach and Rep. Ed Osienski also joined us this week to discuss policies they've championed over the years that aim to economically empower the most vulnerable in our society and ensure every Delawarean has a fair shot at earning a decent living.

How is patent policy made in Congress?  Few know better than Philip Warrick.  Phil served as Senator Coons' top IP advisor after Coons helped restart the Senate's IP Subcommittee. In that role, Phil helped lead the subcommittees' efforts to improve America's patent system, including legislation to fix the patent eligibility mess.  Those efforts were a dramatic departure from Congress's previous fixation on the “patent troll” narrative.  After Coons friend and fellow Delawarean, Joe Biden, was elected as president, the innovation community was hopeful that Coons would use his top role on the Subcommittee to prioritize patent issues within the Biden administration and Congress.  However, Democrat Senator Leahy had other ideas and took over as the top Democrat on the Subcommittee.  Since that time, the Subcommittee has moved in a very different, anti-patent direction and Leahy's views have won out in seemingly every major administration decision related to patents. Yet, in another twist, Leahy has announced that he is retiring and won't seek re-election in ‘22.  So, Coons is likely to return to his role as the top Democrat on the IP Subcommittee. On this episode, Eli talks to Phil about what it was like to work for Senator Coons, how to effectively lobby on patent issues, and big tech's influence on patent policy. Episode Highlights: [00:07] Meet the expert: Few know IP law better than Philip Warrick. [01:53] Getting to know patents: As an undergraduate student, Warrick knew he had an interest in law. The interest led him to his first job in the field — before he ever set foot in law school. [04:54] A career curveball: Warrick never planned to work on Capitol Hill, but things changed when opportunity knocked. [11:38] Creating a network: Warrick shares one of the most important lessons he learned on the Hill, an environment where many are chasing their own agenda. [14:59] Working across the aisle: Warrick discusses the bills and initiatives he worked to push forward with representatives across the political spectrum, including with former podcast guest Brad Watts.  [18:35] Finding a solution: Coons' team hoped drafting legislation would clarify Section 101 of U.S. patent code, a clause often confused with Section 112. The hearings didn't go the way he hoped. [28:35] Hope for a better solution: The drafted bill didn't quite achieve the outcome they had hoped for, but that doesn't mean the future is bleak.   [32:09] Building stronger patents: An ongoing challenge at the forefront of Sen. Coons' concerns for patents in America is getting the Stronger Patents Act passed. The law would make it easier and less costly for patent holders to enforce their patents.  [40:41] Finding common ground: Warrick discusses the dynamic between Sen. Coons and Sen. Tillis, who were on opposite sides of the aisle and how it affected their efforts on patent law. [42:58] The future of IP in the Senate: As Sen. Patrick Leahy, current chair of the IP subcommittee, plans to retire in two years, Warrick hopes conversations around patent law will remain in conversations on the Hill. [43:58] A patent-unfriendly administration?: The Biden administration has taken a position far from what Sen. Coons would have chosen, Warrick says.  [46:56] A complex dynamic: The most surprising thing to Warrick was the complicated relationships and dynamics between offices and staffers. “And there certainly are situations where people are looking to get things done, they want to cut deals … [and] where you're not debating one bill in isolation.” [51:52] A voice in the debate: For companies and organizations with patents, even minor changes in patent law could have a major impact. Collaboration goes a long way in ensuring your voice is heard when these issues are on the table. [55:28] Know the playing field: If an organization wants to influence legislation, the foremost important factor is understanding the debate and the issue's impact. That way, they can propose a viable solution.

Pastor Denise A Slaughter bio in her own words. "Pastor Denise A Slaughter is a native Delawarean who grew up in Slaughter Neck (aka – Lincoln) community. She attended local area public schools and is a graduate of Cape Henlopen High School. She went on to pursue an education at Del Tech Community College where she earned her Associates in Applied Science Degree in Human Services Technology and continued on to Wilmington University, where she earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Behavioral Science. Pastor Slaughter started out as a young girl attending Wesley Chapel UME Church in Lincoln, DE. It was here that she agreed to attend a Seminary class, guided by her late grandmother, Daisey Daniels, and fell in love with preaching, teaching, and singing the Gospel.  As Pastor Slaughter grew in the things of God, she joined Christ's Church in Harbeson, DE where Rev. Martha Tankard is the Presiding Pastor.  Rev. Tankard saw the gift of God in her life and ordained her as an Evangelist and Pastor Slaughter also served as her Armor-Bearer. It was during this season that Pastor Slaughter began to be developed in the Prophetic calling on her life, and she served faithfully here for about ten (10) years.  In addition to serving in various capacities of leadership throughout the years, Pastor Slaughter served under the direction and guidance of Pastor Edward C. Parker of Old Welcome Full Gospel Holiness Church, located in Ellendale, DE, where she served for many years as an Evangelist, Youth Sunday School Teacher, and Treasurer.  Pastor Slaughter then went on to serve under the tutelage of Apostle Ivory Hopkins (Founder/Overseer) and Bishop Leven Bailey (Pastor) of Pilgrim's Ministry of Deliverance located in Georgetown, DE, where she served for ten (10) years as an Evangelist, Choir Director, Praise Team Leader, and Youth Sunday School Teacher. It was here that Pastor Slaughter was trained and gained extensive insight and walked in the Prophetic and Deliverance Ministries. Following years of preparation, God released Pastor Slaughter to embark upon her own ministry.  She was ordained as Pastor of Kingdom Restoration Ministries, Inc on October 10, 2015, by her former Pastor, Bishop James G. Hazzard.  She has devoted her life to God in true worship and desires to be used to motivate, inspire, and restore the Body of Christ to serve God in Spirit and in truth, by up-building His Kingdom in the earth.  Pastor Slaughter can be heard preaching and teaching God's Holy Word every 1st & 3rd Sunday on Face Book Live at 2:30 pm, every other Sunday at 11:30 am, and every Wednesday night, teaching Bible Study at from 7-8pm. Pastor Slaughter has an anointing that allows her to minister to those who are in need of healing of the mind, body, and soul, and can often be heard saying, “Keep It 100”, because she believes, and knows firsthand, that only thru “Keeping It 100”, with God, ourselves, and others, can we receive the healing, guidance, deliverance, peace, and FREEDOM, that God has for us.  She is supported in her ministry by her husband, Elder Joseph L Slaughter, and is the mother of 3 children, and 11 grandchildren. Her ultimate desire is to see people fully embrace God's love and to walk in victory and power while experiencing the fullness of God's promises." 

Pastor Denise A Slaughter bio in her own words. "Pastor Denise A Slaughter is a native Delawarean who grew up in Slaughter Neck (aka – Lincoln) community. She attended local area public schools and is a graduate of Cape Henlopen High School. She went on to pursue an education at Del Tech Community College where she earned her Associates in Applied Science Degree in Human Services Technology and continued on to Wilmington University, where she earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Behavioral Science. Pastor Slaughter started out as a young girl attending Wesley Chapel UME Church in Lincoln, DE. It was here that she agreed to attend a Seminary class, guided by her late grandmother, Daisey Daniels, and fell in love with preaching, teaching, and singing the Gospel.  As Pastor Slaughter grew in the things of God, she joined Christ's Church in Harbeson, DE where Rev. Martha Tankard is the Presiding Pastor.  Rev. Tankard saw the gift of God in her life and ordained her as an Evangelist and Pastor Slaughter also served as her Armor-Bearer. It was during this season that Pastor Slaughter began to be developed in the Prophetic calling on her life, and she served faithfully here for about ten (10) years.  In addition to serving in various capacities of leadership throughout the years, Pastor Slaughter served under the direction and guidance of Pastor Edward C. Parker of Old Welcome Full Gospel Holiness Church, located in Ellendale, DE, where she served for many years as an Evangelist, Youth Sunday School Teacher, and Treasurer.  Pastor Slaughter then went on to serve under the tutelage of Apostle Ivory Hopkins (Founder/Overseer) and Bishop Leven Bailey (Pastor) of Pilgrim's Ministry of Deliverance located in Georgetown, DE, where she served for ten (10) years as an Evangelist, Choir Director, Praise Team Leader, and Youth Sunday School Teacher. It was here that Pastor Slaughter was trained and gained extensive insight and walked in the Prophetic and Deliverance Ministries. Following years of preparation, God released Pastor Slaughter to embark upon her own ministry.  She was ordained as Pastor of Kingdom Restoration Ministries, Inc on October 10, 2015, by her former Pastor, Bishop James G. Hazzard.  She has devoted her life to God in true worship and desires to be used to motivate, inspire, and restore the Body of Christ to serve God in Spirit and in truth, by up-building His Kingdom in the earth.  Pastor Slaughter can be heard preaching and teaching God's Holy Word every 1st & 3rd Sunday on Face Book Live at 2:30 pm, every other Sunday at 11:30 am, and every Wednesday night, teaching Bible Study at from 7-8pm. Pastor Slaughter has an anointing that allows her to minister to those who are in need of healing of the mind, body, and soul, and can often be heard saying, “Keep It 100”, because she believes, and knows firsthand, that only thru “Keeping It 100”, with God, ourselves, and others, can we receive the healing, guidance, deliverance, peace, and FREEDOM, that God has for us.  She is supported in her ministry by her husband, Elder Joseph L Slaughter, and is the mother of 3 children, and 11 grandchildren. Her ultimate desire is to see people fully embrace God's love and to walk in victory and power while experiencing the fullness of God's promises." Full Episode scheduled to be released Friday January 14, 2022.

C.R. McLeod is a communications professional who currently serves as the Director of Community Relations for the Delaware Department of Transportation, and has worked in a number of communications roles for public, private and non-profit organizations. He is a lifelong Delawarean and lives in Wilmington with his wife Brooke, their five children, and collection of animals.If you would like to have your own intentional conversation with Joe, either on or off the air, visit https://www.joebukartek.com/contactCheck out more episodes at intentionallyeverafter.comPost production/editing services by Jupiter ProductionsJoe Bukartek empowers people to live intentionally. As host of the podcast, Intentionally Ever After [www.IntentionallyEverAfter.com], Joe is an ultramarathon runner and pickleball enthusiast, living at the beach with his family as part of his own curated intentional lifestyle. As a board certified Intentional Lifestyle Coach, Joe helps individuals to have lives and careers that are wildly more fulfilling. Ready to curate a life of intention? Connect with Joe on his website [www.joebukartek.com] or LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/joebukartek/.] Joe also helps emerging adults build lifelong success beyond the nest in his specialized program, Intention to Launch. This results-driven partnership guides participants as they prepare to leave home and discover their ideal lives. Ready to launch? Check out [www.IntentionToLaunch.com] If you would like to have your own intentional conversation with Joe, either on or off the air, visit https://www.joebukartek.com/contactCheck out more episodes at intentionallyeverafter.com

We've come to the end of season 4 and of our long journey, Hill Heads. I've overridden the safety protocols and my finger rests on the Horror Hill Kill switch. After that, I will open the blackout curtains on my studio window and allow the first rays for the morning sun to fall upon my impure flesh and end this horrid existence, freeing my soul from the bonds of living death. Remember back in the day, we used to have a vampire who worked CTFDNs? Yeah, that guy. Remember when cursed me with undeath. It's on the network somewhere. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. However, before I say my goodbyes to the night, I have a little story for you. This one comes from talented Horror Hill newcomer and fellow Delawarean, Siobhan Carroll. And that's it. After the last line is read, Horror Hill will be gone forever…. until season 5. Shall we? To watch the podcast on YouTube: http://bit.ly/ChillingEntertainmentYT Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/HorrorHillPodcast If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://bit.ly/HorrorHillPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Roth IRA was created to fuel the retirement savings of 1) middle class Americans, and 2) Peter Thiel. Things kickoff with a discussion of Peter Thiel's $5 billion Roth IRA, quite a site to be seen. Skippy and Doogles then play a little game called Rational/Irrational where they judge the rationality of things like bubble psychology, the recent crypto crash and 48" vertical leaps. Recent government actions are up next, first with some small but meaningful movement on the infrastructure bill, and next with bi-partisan early support for some anti-big tech measures — both of which could move markets. Doogles then gives a history lesson on cross-shareholding in Japan as he searches for international investment opportunities, and the show wraps with an overview of a recent Lending Tree survey on American's use of debt to invest (spoiler alert: Americans are into it!).

Getting the best possible terms for financing real estate investments , no to mention credit cards, car loans ... pretty much anything you want to leverage - often comes down to credit score.Today we do a deep dive on credit scores with Shannon Payton!Whether your credit sucks , is so so , or you just want the best possible terms there are things that can be done to make us look more appealing to lenders.Shannon Payton is a native Delawarean who specializes in helping credit-challenged home buyers and sellers become mortgage-ready so they can achieve their housing goals. Having worked in the housing industry for over a decade, Shannon uses her experiences in Housing, financial literacy, and property management, to help numerous families reach their home buying or selling goals. She believes educated consumers make better decisions and holds regular classes to teach first time buyers and sellers how to successfully close on their properties. Her desire is to help every willing client by being a sounding board. When she isn’t working, she can be found cooking, enjoying time with her family and friends. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Todd Ruckle, former Newark Councilman, shares some accomplishments and goals for more, better-paying jobs, restoring seniors' property tax subsidies and changing policies to help Newark businesses survive.

Hey, it’s Paige! You may know me from my blog paigeruderman.com. Welcome to my newest adventure, the So Rude Podcast. Another way to share advice on health, lifestyle, career and more. All the things that I experience as a 27 year old Delawarean will serve as comedic relief to the same stressors that you experience everyday. Subscribe here to the So Rude podcast so you can stay up to date on all future episodes. Intro/Outro Music by Token Genius - 22vqxnaoMjpoShow Notes - https://paigeruderman.com/category/podcast/Instagram - Instagram.com/sorude.podcastTwitter - twitter.com/sorudepodcastEmail us questions - sorudepod@gmail.com

Juwan shares stories about his educational experiences from being referred for special educational services as an elementary student, to being a college basketball player and now obtaining his  doctorate degree  ( 5:10), being a college basketball player and the importance of grades (#cribuniversity), how not being eligible affects options, and what college coaches look for in a recruit (38:29), Choosing his daughter over a semi-pro career, enrolling in grad classes at Del State,  the influences of African-Americans and sports on his educational  and professional progression (1:12:55),  how he got into counseling from being a para-educator, to overcoming his auditory processing issue, and now staring his podcast “Full Court Press”   (1:49:03), “BEST 1st For Last” 1st time entering the Doctoral Program and doubting his worth, just to realize he belongs (2:13:27)

Rev. Edwin Estevez, senior pastor of Grace Church UMC and the Riverfront Church in Wilmington, talks about the role of the faith community in building opportunity. The son of Guatemalan immigrants, Estevez grew up in North Jersey and is now a proud Delawarean. With his leadership, Grace Church is launching a kitchen incubator to empower people struggling with poverty to learn culinary and restaurant skills, transforming the church campus into a green, energy-efficient example of "creation care," and opening Grace Cafe, a welcoming "third space" for conversation and reflection over a cup of coffee. Our nine-episode Building Opportunity in Delaware podcast series focuses on how can we build opportunity and strengthen community for all. DCF President & CEO Stuart Comstock-Gay talks with Delawareans who are building opportunity through the arts, faith communities, libraries and everything in between. You can listen and subscribe on Apple, Spotify. and Google Podcasts. Find all podcast episodes at delcf.org/podcast

If you're a Delawarean there's a good chance Fred Comegys has taken your photo. For over 50 years Fred worked at The News Journal, working his way from errand boy to the most well-known photojournalist in Delaware and one of the premier newspaper photojournalists in the country in the 1970's. Fred joins us to talk about starting out as a photo engraver, scaling the Delaware Memorial Bridge, covering Muhammad Ali, Karl Wallenda, and the career of Joe Biden - and that time he got thrown out of The White House.Since we reference a few images during the podcast, we've provided links to what we could find so you can see what we're seeing:Muhammad Alihttps://www.delawareonline.com/videos/news/local/firststatefocus/2016/06/11/85782150/Fred's Delaware Memorial Bridge selfiehttps://www.artartworks.com/exhibitions/fred-comegys-photographs-at-delaware-art-museum-wilmington-usa-4735/ Iron workers in Wilmington and the roller coasterhttps://delawaretoday.com/life-style/comegys-five-decades-of-photography/Karl Wallendahttps://www.facebook.com/fredcomegysphotography/posts/2299045300350438KISS back in 1977https://www.facebook.com/fredcomegysphotography/photos/a.1645681989020109/2447091072212526/?type=3&theaterAnd a great video on how photo engraving was done in the 1950'shttps://vimeo.com/134626010

After a summer vacation hiatus, the Darlings catch up about eating burgers, running races, and local news.  Then Emily chats with Emily Dolan, a Delawarean in the Wild who is pursuing a professional soccer career in Europe. Links & such Delaware Burger Battle @burger.buff Wilmington Women’s Half Marathon Delcastle Park Jack A. Markell Trail (JAM) […]

 Stacey Johnson is a mother of two, an educator, a photographer, and the owner of SS Johnson Photography. A native Delawarean, Ms. Johnson received an AFA from Delaware College of Art and Design, a BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art and an MFA from the University of Delaware. She currently works as an art teacher for Gateway Lab Charter School and is active in local, community groups such as the Metropolitan Wilmington Urban League Fellows Program and the local non-profit, Action For Delaware’s Children.  Website: http://www.ssjohnsonphotography.com  Blog: http://www.ssjohnsonphotography.com/blog  FB: @ssjohnsonphotography2017 IG: @ssjohnsonphotography TW: @ssjohnson_photo Pinterest: @ssjohnsonphotography --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/DelawareBlogger/message

A Delawarean dies every 22 hours from an opioid overdose. This crisis has reached a point where it affects nearly everyone in our state, and Delaware lawmakers are fighting back. This week we are joined by Rep. David Bentz, the chair of the House Health Committee, Lt. Governor Bethany Hall-Long, the chair of the Behavioral Health Consortium, and David Humes, a board member of Attack Addiction to discuss steps we have taken to fight the opioid epidemic and what we can do going forward. Get access to help with addiction and mental health issues today: https://www.helpisherede.com/

In 2019, 8 new legislators joined the Delaware House Democratic Caucus. They come from a variety of backgrounds and bring unique perspectives and experiences to the General Assembly, which has helped them already make an impact on the policies that affect every Delawarean. We spoke to five of the new representatives about their lives, their journey to the House of Representatives, and the unique experiences of being a freshman legislator, including learning the building and running their first bill.

This week Alvin and Fran discuss the mind blowing Marshae Jones case,A Delawarean serial killer, and the first black woman to be executed by electric chair in the U.S.Good Vibes (15:56)Fran's Story (28:34)Alvin's Story (43:20)Follow Us!Join The Affirmative Murder FB GroupTwitter: AffirmativeMur1Instagram: AffirmativemurderpodWe'd love to hear any good vibes you come across! :)Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Darlings are giving a news update on the mysterious music heard on the Delaware River, Nutmeg’s new job promotion, and a Delawarean gracing our TV sets this winter.  Then they’re joined by Kristin Lepley, a podcast enthusiast, triathlete, and group fitness instructor. Delaware Charity Challenge Penns Woods Winery Mysterious music has NJ residents looking […]

Even though events have moved indoors there are no rain dates for the Darlings!  With the summer half over, they give an update on their summer bucket list and share a conversation with Peter Johnson, a Delawarean in the wilds of Chicago, who is making his mark in the nonprofit world after interning at the […]

The Darlings are joined by Katrina Medoff, an actress and filmmaker making waves with her organization, the Women’s Weekend Film Challenge, and Ryan Catalani, a native Hawaiian turned Delawarean who works for Family Promise of NCC.  Dara & Emily also discuss what parts of DE culture Andrew Shaffer got right and wrong in Hope Never […]