Podcast appearances and mentions of dennis wagner

CareQuest Institute for Oral Health is a national nonprofit dedicated to creating an oral health care system that is accessible, equitable, and integrated. Learn more about how their advocacy, philanthropy, research, and education are creating a better oral health system at carequest.org/turnonthelights Anyone can choose leadership, and it requires bold aims, intentional actions, and disciplined responses to challenges. In this episode, Dennis Wagner, Principal and Managing Director of  Yes And Leadership, LLC,  and John Scanlon, partner at Financial Transformations Inc., highlight the key themes of their book Choosing to LEAD, like how leadership is distinct from management, administration, and observation. The book presents 12 essential leadership mindsets and methods drawn from years of experience and insights from respected figures. While the book focuses on health care, its principles apply broadly, showing that effective leadership involves adaptability, teamwork, and positive communication. Ultimately, the discussion encourages individuals at all levels to embrace leadership, as it not only improves organizations and communities but also enhances personal fulfillment and effectiveness. Tune in for an inspiring conversation full of powerful lessons on leadership, mindset, and the choices that drive meaningful impact! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we bring you a LIVE panel discussion from The BDO Retreat in Miami! Join us for a panel discussion with top producing BDO's: Dennis Wagner, First National Bank, Ryan Kroge, First Internet Bank, Shane Pierson, Grasshopper Bank, and our host, Ray Drew. This episode is all about achieving success, meeting your potential, and maximizing your efforts. Listen in as our panelists give you the in's and out's on their path to success, their BDO superpower, honing in on your purpose, and the best tips for establishing relationships, referral sources, and efficiency. One take away from this episode... challenging yourself will always pay off. This crew really delivered with the tips you need to succeed, don't miss out! Don't forget to leave a review and subscribe to be notified of new episodes! ‌ This episode is sponsored by: Able Able is an a AI-powered deal acceleration platform that streamlines the most hated process in SBA lending: document collection and management. You can learn more about Able and schedule a demo by going to www.able.ai -- Lumos Data Lumos empowers your small business lending growth with cutting-edge analytics and streamlined applications that optimize your performance. If you're ready to take your small business lending to the next level with cutting edge analytics visit lumosdata.com.

Illini Inquirer's Jeremy Werner chat with Mike LaTulip about the Illini basketball offseason and chats with Joey Wagner about a busy Illini NFL Draft weekend and potential transfer portal options.  Illini Inquirer basketball analyst Mike LaTulip discusses what Oregon transfer Quincy Guerrier brings to the Illini, how Toledo transfer guard Rayj Dennis could impact the Illini and the NBA Draft decisions coming up for Terrence Shannon Jr. and Coleman Hawkins. Joey Wagner discusses their NFL Draft coverage experiences before breaking down the fits of the four Illini draftees: Devon Witherspoon (Seahawks), Quan Martin (Commander), Sydney Brown (Eagles) and Chase Brown (Bengals) and what a successful draft means for the program. The guys then dive into Illini football's transfer portal need, including a few potential wide receiver possibilities. The guys wrap up talking Illini golf and women's basketball. Follow the Illini Inquirer Podcast on: Apple: https://apple.co/3oMt0NP Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Xan2L8  Other: https://bit.ly/36gn7Ct   Go VIP for just $1 at Illini Inquirer: bit.ly/3eGM1NK  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In dieser Folge spreche ich mit den beiden Autoren von Agile Spiele, Marc Bleß und Dennis Wagner, über ihr Buch. Das Buch findet ihr u.a. hier: https://www.osiander.de/shop/home/artikeldetails/A1064076729 Viel Spaß beim Reinhören. Hier geht es zur Scrum Master Journey: https://marcloeffler.eu/scrum-master-journey/  

As a little holiday treat, we wanted to share one of our favorite episodes with you again — ad free — to enjoy this weekend. Arizona might not seem like the typical setting for holiday magic, but for decades, some mysterious local “elves” have turned a  spherical, scrubby-looking desert juniper out on I-17 into what has to have been one of America's more unlikely Christmas spectacles; but who are they, and why are they so determined to light up the lonely landscape?  Hosted and Written  by Laurah Norton Researched by Bryan Worters and Laurah Norton Engineered,  Scored, Script-Edited, and Produced by Maura Currie  Sources on our website: https://www.onestrangethingpodcast.com/ Join us on Patreon for early release and ad-free episodes, exclusive stories, and bonus episodes: https://www.patreon.com/OneStrangeThing Find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OSTPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onestrangethingpod/  and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/One-Strange-Thing-114307627035607 Interested in advertising on our show? Contact Glassbox Media: https://glassboxmedia.com/contact-us/ Copyright One Strange Thing Podcast LLC 2022 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- N/A, “Mystery Surrounds Tree. . .” ADOT, 2011. AZ FAMILY NEWS STAFF, “Santa's Helpers Decorate. . .”  AZ FAMILY, 2018. KNPX STAFF, “The Mystery of the. . .” 12 News, 2016. “Cordes Junction, Arizona: Mystery Christmas Tree.” Roadside America. Audrey Jensen, “Famous Tree on I-17. . .” The Arizona Republic, 2020. N/A, AP, “Decorated Juniper a Mystery,” The Tucson Press, 1995.  Leolinda Bowers, “Northern Arizona Highway. . .” Active Rain, 2009.  Dennis Wagner, “The Humble Tree. . .” The Arizona Republic, 2011. The Prescott Times, Facebook, 2020. Rebecca  Thomas, “Decorator of I-17. . .” CBS-5, 2013. Nadine Arroyo Rodriguez, “Did You Know: The I-17. . . “ KJZZ, 2013. Laurie Merrill, “VIDEO: Arizona's Official Balladeer. . .” ADOT, 2019. Andrew Oxford, “Famous Tree on I-17 Hurt. . .”  The Arizona Republic, 2019. Dollan Ellis, “What History Has Taught Us,” Trust West Magazine, 2019. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Schnell und flexibel auf Veränderungen reagieren und dabei noch die auferlegte Strategie umsetzen, das stellt viele Unternehmen vor große Probleme. Warum? Weil die bekannten Werkzeuge und Methoden häufig nicht für die Lösung neuartiger Probleme geeignet sind.Technischer Fortschritt, kürzere Zeitzyklen und veränderte äußere Einflüsse verlangen nach einer anderen Herangehensweise. Viele stürzen sich deshalb in eine agile Transformation, um neue Methoden zu implementieren.Mit unserem Gast Dennis Wagner, Coach und Berater für agile Methoden, sprechen wir heute darüber, welche neuen Methoden und Werkzeuge es wirklich braucht und welche Denkmuster und Fähigkeiten bei Führungskräften und Mitarbeitern gefragt sind, um schnell, flexibel und erfolgreich handeln zu können.

Schnell und flexibel auf Veränderungen reagieren und dabei noch die auferlegte Strategie umsetzen, das stellt viele Unternehmen vor große Probleme. Warum? Weil die bekannten Werkzeuge und Methoden häufig nicht für die Lösung neuartiger Probleme geeignet sind.Technischer Fortschritt, kürzere Zeitzyklen und veränderte äußere Einflüsse verlangen nach einer anderen Herangehensweise. Viele stürzen sich deshalb in eine agile Transformation, um neue Methoden zu implementieren.Mit unserem Gast Dennis Wagner, Coach und Berater für agile Methoden, sprechen wir heute darüber, welche neuen Methoden und Werkzeuge es wirklich braucht und welche Denkmuster und Fähigkeiten bei Führungskräften und Mitarbeitern gefragt sind, um schnell, flexibel und erfolgreich handeln zu können.

It's tough to rob an armored car. But on November 28, 1994, a group of men did exactly that. Their crime was brazen. They took control of the vehicle in a mall parking lot, in broad daylight. They exercised unnecessary violence, too. They shot the Wells Fargo van driver, John Magoch, in the head and left him slumped over in the front seat. When the armored car was discovered abandoned in a church parking lot a few hours later, the money — and the criminals — were long gone.   Then Brandi tells us about a mysterious illness. Janet Overton hadn't been feeling well. She turned to doctors for answers, but couldn't get any. Whatever plagued her was tough to identify. And then, one day, Janet collapsed in her driveway. The 46-year-old woman, who'd been healthy until recently, was now dead. And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases. In this episode, Kristin pulled from: “The Wells Fargo Heist” episode of American Justice “Convict says manhunter framed him” by Dennis Wagner for the Arizona Republic “New questions in  ‘94 armored-car murder,” by Michael Kiefer for the Arizona Republic “Ring v. Arizona,” Oyez.org “Timothy Stuart Ring,” Murderpedia.org “Former Falls resident still denies role in murder,” by Bob Dyer for the Akron Beacon Journal “Three arrested in slaying in armored car heist,” by Richard Robertson and Susan Leonard for the Arizona Republic In this episode, Brandi pulled from: “Janet Overton” chillingcrimes.com “A Slow Death” episode The Real Murders of Orange County “Every morning, Janet Overton applied eyeliner. It was slowly killing her.” By Helen Vnuk, MamaMia “O.C. man convicted of fatally poisoning his wife” by Rong-Gong Lin II, Los Angeles Times YOU'RE STILL READING? My, my, my, you skeezy scunch! You must be hungry for more! We'd offer you some sausage brunch, but that gets messy. So how about you head over to our Patreon instead? (patreon.com/lgtcpodcast). At the $5 level, you'll get 30+ full length bonus episodes, plus access to our 90's style chat room!  

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Dennis Wagner und Marc Bless haben eine Zusammenstellung von Agilen Online Spielen als Ergänzung zu ihrem Buch Agile Spiele Kurz & Gut gemacht. Grund genug sich mit den Beiden mal über Online Workshops, Spiele und Simulationen auszutauschen. Viel Spass beim Zuhören :-) Artikel zur Folge: https://cutt.ly/scrummeistern82

“Spiele??? Sind wir denn hier im Kindergarten?!” - Marc und Dennis, die Experten zum Thema agile Spiele, erklären die Sinnhaftigkeit von Spielen im ernsthaften Arbeitsalltag, und wie auch Skeptiker beeindruckt werden können.

Meeting mit Tobi #64: Dennis Wagner (30) und Marius Liefold (34)

Mit Marius Liefold & Dennis Wagner(Denton Systems) Staffel #3 Folge #11 | #Marketing_021 Der Podcast über Marketing, Vertrieb, Entrepreneurship und Startups

This week Erin and Radha regroup while Loren takes a much-deserved vacation. They do a quick review on COVID-19 with the good (100 days no new cases in New Zealand), the bad (cases in Brazil, India, and the United States continue to grow), and the ugly (long-term economic consequences in the United States, India, and Brazil). They also dig into the recent explosion and protests in Lebanon and then go deep on the recent executive order impacting TikTok and WeChat. After reminding us that Afghanistan is still a thing, they talk about the lack of accurate and comprehensive briefings for POTUS and the mayhem that ensues, including quotes (and misquotes) by Robert O'brien (yes, he's the national security advisor!). To calm us all down, they then talk about pop culture from baseball movies (The Rookie, Bull Durham) to Arthurian legend-ish TV shows (Cursed).   Links Abbie Cheeseman, “Protesters in Beirut, Still Reeling from Massive Explosion, Cash with Police,” NBC News, August 09, 2020 Elian Peltier, “How to Help Lebanon After Beirut Explosion,” New York Times, August 05, 2020 Dennis Wagner and George Petras, “Massive Explosion Rocks Beirut: Before and After Images Show Extensive Damage,” USA Today, August 06, 2020 Nick Perry, “New Zealand Marks 100th Day with No New Reported Cases of Coronavirus,” ABC7NY, August 09, 2020 Derek Hawkins, Marisa Iati, and Jacqueline Dupree, “US Coronavirus Infections Surpass 5 Million,” Washington Post, August 09, 2020 “Coronavirus: Brazil Passes 100,000 Deaths as Outbreak Shows No Sign of Easing,” BBC, August 09, 2020 “Record 64,399 New Covid-19 Cases; 861 Deaths in India,” Times of India, August 09, 2020 Elaine Chen, “Drugmakers Race to Build Covid-19 Vaccine Supply Chains,” Wall Street Journal, July 30, 2020 Michael Crescione, “Europe Sees Rise in Covid-19 After Reopening,” Healthline, August 06, 2020 Swati Bhat, “India to Halt 101 Military Imports in Push for Defense Self-Reliance: Minister,” Reuters, August 09, 2020 Ryan Browne and Jamie Crawford, “Esper Says US Troop Levels in Afghanistan to Go Below 5,000 by End of November,” CNN, August 09, 2020 Brad Heath, “Esper: US Will Cut Troop Levels in Afghanistan to Less Than 5,000,” Reuters, August 08, 2020 Jim Sciutto, “Trump Advisers Hesitated to Give Military Options and Warned Adversaries Over Fears He Might Start a War,” CNN, August 06, 2020 Justine Coleman, “Trump Advisers Were Wary of Talking Military Options Over Fears He’d Accidentally Start War,” The Hill, August 06, 2020 Philip Bump, “Trump Actually Doesn’t Appear to Understand How Bad the Pandemic Is,” Washington Post, August 04, 2020 Geoffrey Gertz, “Why is the Trump Administration Banning TikTok and WeChat?” Brookings, August 07, 2020 Robert Chesney, “Banning TikTok and WeChat: Another Primer,” Lawfare, August 07, 2020 Chaim Gartenberg, “Apple’s Chinese Business Could be Devastated by Trump’s WeChat Ban,” The Verge, August 08, 2020 “Trump Targets WeChat and TikTok, in Sharp Escalation with China,” New York Times, August 06, 2020

This week Erin and Radha regroup while Loren takes a much-deserved vacation. They do a quick review on COVID-19 with the good (100 days no new cases in New Zealand), the bad (cases in Brazil, India, and the United States continue to grow), and the ugly (long-term economic consequences in the United States, India, and Brazil). They also dig into the recent explosion and protests in Lebanon and then go deep on the recent executive order impacting TikTok and WeChat. After reminding us that Afghanistan is still a thing, they talk about the lack of accurate and comprehensive briefings for POTUS and the mayhem that ensues, including quotes (and misquotes) by Robert O'brien (yes, he's the national security advisor!). To calm us all down, they then talk about pop culture from baseball movies (The Rookie, Bull Durham) to Arthurian legend-ish TV shows (Cursed).   Links Abbie Cheeseman, “Protesters in Beirut, Still Reeling from Massive Explosion, Cash with Police,” NBC News, August 09, 2020 Elian Peltier, “How to Help Lebanon After Beirut Explosion,” New York Times, August 05, 2020 Dennis Wagner and George Petras, “Massive Explosion Rocks Beirut: Before and After Images Show Extensive Damage,” USA Today, August 06, 2020 Nick Perry, “New Zealand Marks 100th Day with No New Reported Cases of Coronavirus,” ABC7NY, August 09, 2020 Derek Hawkins, Marisa Iati, and Jacqueline Dupree, “US Coronavirus Infections Surpass 5 Million,” Washington Post, August 09, 2020 “Coronavirus: Brazil Passes 100,000 Deaths as Outbreak Shows No Sign of Easing,” BBC, August 09, 2020 “Record 64,399 New Covid-19 Cases; 861 Deaths in India,” Times of India, August 09, 2020 Elaine Chen, “Drugmakers Race to Build Covid-19 Vaccine Supply Chains,” Wall Street Journal, July 30, 2020 Michael Crescione, “Europe Sees Rise in Covid-19 After Reopening,” Healthline, August 06, 2020 Swati Bhat, “India to Halt 101 Military Imports in Push for Defense Self-Reliance: Minister,” Reuters, August 09, 2020 Ryan Browne and Jamie Crawford, “Esper Says US Troop Levels in Afghanistan to Go Below 5,000 by End of November,” CNN, August 09, 2020 Brad Heath, “Esper: US Will Cut Troop Levels in Afghanistan to Less Than 5,000,” Reuters, August 08, 2020 Jim Sciutto, “Trump Advisers Hesitated to Give Military Options and Warned Adversaries Over Fears He Might Start a War,” CNN, August 06, 2020 Justine Coleman, “Trump Advisers Were Wary of Talking Military Options Over Fears He’d Accidentally Start War,” The Hill, August 06, 2020 Philip Bump, “Trump Actually Doesn’t Appear to Understand How Bad the Pandemic Is,” Washington Post, August 04, 2020 Geoffrey Gertz, “Why is the Trump Administration Banning TikTok and WeChat?” Brookings, August 07, 2020 Robert Chesney, “Banning TikTok and WeChat: Another Primer,” Lawfare, August 07, 2020 Chaim Gartenberg, “Apple’s Chinese Business Could be Devastated by Trump’s WeChat Ban,” The Verge, August 08, 2020 “Trump Targets WeChat and TikTok, in Sharp Escalation with China,” New York Times, August 06, 2020

In today's episode of Concrete Injection Made Easy, I discuss sealing expansion joints with my guest Dennis Wagner, Product Manager of Injection Products at Normet. We explore a common problem on the job site, which is typically caused by mistakes with installing water stops, namely leaking expansion joints.When it comes to injecting resin to fix leaking expansion joints, there are three options: one, injecting into the structure. Two, injecting between the structures, meaning into the expansion joint itself. And three—injecting outside the structure. When to use which is of key consideration whenever setting out to repair a leak.Episode notes and details available at http://inblock.com.pl/en/podcast/004Today's episode of Concrete Injection Made Easy gives you key tips and tricks to help you choose the right method for sealing a leaking expansion joint.Make sure you hit subscribe if you haven't already and sit back listening.

Agiles Schätzen ist in der Community ein kontroverses Thema. Neben der eigentlichen Sinnfrage gibt es häufig Unklarheiten in Bezug auf das Verständnis. In Podcast-Folge #19 „Agiles Schätzen“ gehe ich auf diese Fragen ein und verdeutliche, warum und wie wir das agile Werkzeug einsetzen. In dieser Nachlese schildert Dennis Wagner (Agile Coach) in einem Interview seine Sichtweisen und Erfahrungen. Link Website:  https://www.enablechange.de/2020/02/06/agiles-schaetzen…it-dennis-wagner/

Heute darf ich die Bestseller-Autoren Marc Bleß und Dennis Wagner begrüßen. Die beiden haben das Buch „Agile Spiele – Das Training“ geschrieben. Da Marc und Dennis schon einzeln bei mir im Interview waren, verlinke ich dir die Episoden direkt in den Shownotes. Neben den Infos in ihrem Buch geben sie auch noch ihre intensiven Trainings, um den Inhalt des Buches zu vertiefen. Was bedeutet der Titel „Agile Spiele“? Spiele sind laut Marc dafür gedacht, um das ganze Thema nicht so zäh und langweilig wirken zu lassen. Würden sie nur stundenlange Vorträge halten, vergessen das alle Teilnehmer innerhalb kürzester Zeit wieder. Über ein Spiel kann alles erlebbar gemacht werden und ist wesentlich nachhaltiger.  Auch für Dennis ist es ein sehr großer Unterschied in der Wahrnehmung, wenn etwas selbst erlebt werden kann. Der Faktor Spaß sollte nie vergessen werden bei der Weiterbildung. Einen genaueren Einblick in die verschiedenen und extrem interessanten Spiele bekommst du in der gesamten Episode. Deshalb solltest du unbedingt hineinhören.  Das kannst du in diesem Buch lernen Wenn du als Trainer, agiler Coach, Scrum Master oder Führungskraft tätig bist, kannst du damit die Arbeitswelt auf eine ganz neue Art erleben und gestalten. Die beiden Autoren halten darin die besten Praktiken fest, die in agilen Teams nötig sind. Du wirst damit auch die Grundlagen der Moderation sowie den Umgang mit schwierigen Situationen lernen, was sowieso in jeder Lebenslage hilfreich ist. Mit dem Code „PASSION20“ bekommst du 20 % Rabatt auf das Training. Zusätzlich hast Du die Möglichkeit, eines von 5 Büchern zu gewinnen. Wie genau das funktioniert, erfährst du in der ganzen Podcast-Episode Wenn du die Dennis und Marc mal live treffen möchtest, hast du auf der OOP in München die Gelegenheit dazu. Die Konferenz für Software Architektur findet vom 3. bis 7. Februar 2020 statt und die beiden sind vermutlich am O´Reilly-Stand anzutreffen.

Listen to Dennis Wagner, SBA Lender for Atlantic Capital Bank, to discover financial tools for family businesses. We know that many family businesses run short on cash. We don’t know how much more it costs family businesses when they don’t include the SBA as an option. There are reasons to take a look at the SBA. They have 3 tools to offer that may prove to be handy for your family: Loan to acquire a business that has a lack of collateral ( a service firm, etc.) If there is a real estate transaction on the table- buying another building, building a new building, then explore the Rent Replacement Program. Total partner buyout assistance - this can be a huge help to family businesses in which the next generation needs to buy out family members, but don’t have the capital to do so. Something that may surprise you, Dennis isn’t limited to doing business in Virginia. He can become part of your team of outside advisors. This is especially valuable if you include him prior to signing a letter of intent (LOI) to purchase a business. So, if you’d like to learn more about those 3 tools, give Dennis a call. Research tells us that having 3 options can increase our chances of making a good decision by 80%. To contact Dennis, email him at Dennis.Wagner@atlcapbank.com, or give him a call at 540-850-7799 ©.

Dennis ist seit ca. 13 Jahren in der agilen Welt unterwegs und bereits seit 10 Jahren im Coaching-Bereich tätig. Er möchte durch leidenschaftliche, agile Methoden dazu beitragen, den Arbeitsalltag massiv zu verbessern. Heute bekommst du von ihm einen Einblick in die agile Arbeit. Was muss außen passieren, damit das Scrum-Team das Richtige für die Firma tut? Laut Dennis sind vor allem Feedbackzyklen sehr wichtig. Diese werden sowohl innerhalb des Scrum-Teams benötigt als auch zum Markt und zum Kunden.  Oft besteht das Problem im Management, das zwar Strategien entwickelt werden können, aber die Umsetzung schwierig ist, da die eigenen Prozesse nicht dafür geeignet sind. Häufig finden zu wenig Treffen mit den beteiligten Personen statt, welche allerdings sehr wichtig sind. Viel zu oft werden Produkte hergestellt, wofür es gar keinen Markt gibt Die meisten Product Owner sind leider nicht in der Lage, die gesamte Aufstellung und das Gesamtbild zu sehen. Demzufolge haben sie auch nicht die Möglichkeit, bestimmte Dinge zu entscheiden. Das hat die Folge, dass unnötige Produkte hergestellt werden, wofür keine Nachfrage besteht. Agil zu arbeiten behebt allerdings keine Probleme. Es ist ein Werkzeug, um Probleme sichtbar zu machen. Das Ziel ist dann, diese zu beheben. Wichtig ist auch: Wir müssen wissen wofür wir etwas tun, um es zu tun! Messen wir am Umsatz, wie erfolgreich wir sind? Um den Erfolg zu messen, ist eine Kombination aus verschiedenen Werten nötig.  Der Umsatz ist ein schlechtes Messkriterium, um früh zu wissen, ob wir etwas richtig oder falsch machen. Vorher müssen wir uns viele weiteren Werte genauer und regelmäßig ansehen, um überhaupt die richtige Richtung zu ermitteln.  So geht Dennis mit neuen Prozessen und Entwicklungen um Dennis ist kein Fan davon, auf jeden neuen Zug sofort aufzuspringen. Neue Entwicklungen mitzubekommen ist sehr wichtig und sie nach Möglichkeit sogar mitzugestalten. Es ist von Nutzen Fragen zu stellen und neue Dinge von jeder Seite zu betrachten. Ständige Weiterbildung und die Investition in sich selbst sind immer der richtige Weg, um auf dem aktuellen Stand zu bleiben.

Chargers coach Dennis Wagner discusses making freshman Preston Mulligan the starting quarterback and having a new offensive and defensive coordinator on staff. Briar Cliff opens its season Aug. 31 at Waldorf.

First lady Melania Trump visited Arizona last week. Reporters break down why Trump came and what we saw inside a detention center for immigrants. And an inside look into the bribery case involving well-known Arizona lobbyist Jim Norton. Lastly reporters discuss how Arizona communities, along with other cities throughout the nation, are suing opioid manufacturers. How could the suit affect people who need the pain medications? All this and more in this week's episode of The Gaggle. Follow the team on Twitter: National/political reporter Yvonne Wingett Sanchez @yvonnewingett, business and legislative reporter Ryan Randazzo @utilityreporter, reporter Dennis Wagner @azrover and reporter Richard Ruelas @ruelaswritings. This episode was edited by Sierra Juarez @sierraraejuarez. Find more at politics.azcentral.com.

Need drugs? The Trans-Pacific Partnership is an international treaty that Congress needs to approve. In this episode, find out how the TPP would affect your access to medicine. Would this treaty provide you access to life-saving drugs or would it provide the pharmaceutical industry excessive profits?   Please support Congressional Dish: Click here to contribute with PayPal or Bitcoin; click the PayPal "Make it Monthly" checkbox to create a monthly subscription Click here to support Congressional Dish for each episode via Patreon Mail Contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North #4576 Crestview, FL 32536 Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Trans-Pacific Partnership Text Full Text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Office of the US Trade Representative, November 5, 2015. Congress did not stand when President Obama told them to pass the TPP Hearing Highlighted in this Episode TPP Issue Analysis - Access to Medicines, House Ways and Means Committee (Democrats), December 8, 2015. Watch on YouTube Witnesses Stephen Ezell VP of Global Innovation Policy, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation Previously worked at the NASDAQ stock market, where he created the NASDAQ Market Intelligence Desk, which keeps companies up to date on their stock prices, and the NASDAQ Corporate Services Network Founder of Brivo Systems, a high-tech services firm, and Lynx Capital, an investment firm. Joseph Damond Senior VP for International Affairs, Biotechnology Industry Organization Former Vice President of International Government Relations at Pfizer Former Deputy Vice President of International Affairs for PhRMA (the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America) Rohit Malpani Director of Policy and Analysis, Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres) Former Special Advisor to Oxfam America Former Human Rights Advisor for the World Health Organization Former laywer at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Peter Maybarduk Director, Public Citizen Global Access to Medicines Program Intellectual Property Chapter Highlights Article 18.7: Forces all TPP countries to "ratify or accede to" six international treaties if they haven't done so already Article 18.26: Trademark protections will be valid for 10 years Article 18.37: Patents will be available for "new uses of a known product, new methods of using a known product, and new processes of using a known product." Exclusions: Countries can individually exclude surgical methods for the treatment of animals or humans, plants, animals, and biological processes for producing plants and animals from patentability Article 18.52: Patents for biologics will be for a minimum of five years Article 18.63: Copyright terms for performances or phonograms will be the life of the author plus 70 years. If the producer is a company, the copyright protecton will last for 70 years. Sound Clip Sources Hearing: Exploring the Implementation and Future of the Veterans Choice Program, Senate Committee on Veteran's Affairs, May 12, 2015. YouTube: Literal Drug Commercial by Pineapple-Shaped Lamps Additional Reading Article: White House Releases Text of Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal by Vicki Needham, The Hill, November 5, 2015. Article: The Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Accord Explained by Kevin Granville, New York Times, October 5, 2015. Article: VA to Outsource Care for 180,000 Vets With Hepatitis C by Dennis Wagner of the Arizona Republic (re-posted on USA Today), June 21, 2015. Report: The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Negotiations and Issues for Congress by Ian Fergusson, Mark McMinimy, and Brock Williams, Congressional Research Service, March 20, 2015. Article: 24 Highest-paid hosts in the news business: Top Paid News Anchors by Amarendra Bhushan, CEO World Magazine, August 27, 2014. Article: Michael Froman and the Revolving Door by Felix Salon, Reuters, December 11, 2009. Music Presented in This Episode Intro & Exit: Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio) Cover Art Design by Only Child Imaginations

Good news can be found in this episode! In July, eight bills were signed into law and none of them will make you want to flee the country. Topics covered include veterans and their health care, product warranties, transportation funding, and more. At the end of the episode, Jen shares some happy news. Please support Congressional Dish: Click here to contribute with PayPal or Bitcoin; click the PayPal "Make it Monthly" checkbox to create a monthly subscription Click here to support Congressional Dish for each episode via Patreon Mail Contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North #4576 Crestview, FL 32536 Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Laws H.R. 91: Veterans Identification Card Act of 2015 US Department of Veterans' Affairs Info Sheet: What is a Veteran Identification Card (VIC) and how do I get one? Discussed in CD101: Trade Away May Allows veterans who have honorably completed their service but who didn't "retire" or receive a medically-related discharge to request and pay for an ID card proving their veteran status. The fee for the card will be reassessed every five years. The cards would be available 60 days after the bill would be signed into law. Passed the House of Representatives 411-0. Passed the Senate with changes by Unanimous Consent Sponsored by Rep. Vern Buchanan of Florida 3 Pages H.R. 615: Department of Homeland Security Interoperable Communications Discussed in episode CD094: A Damage-Free February Gives the Under Secretary of Management of the Department of Homeland Security the job of making sure that DHS departments can communicate with each other in emergencies. Passed the House of Representatives 379-0. Passed the Senate with changes by Unanimous Consent. Passed the House of representatives with Senate changes by Voice Vote. Sponsored by Rep. Donald Payne Jr. of New Jersey 3 Pages S. 971: Medicare Independence at Home Medical Practice Demonstration Improvement Act of 2015 Discussed in episode CD099: April Takes a Turn Increases the length of Medicare contracts for at-home care from 3 years to 5 years Passed the Senate and House of Representatives by Voice Votes. Sponsored by Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon 1 Page H.R. 1531: Land Management Workforce Flexibility Act Passed the House of Representatives by Voice Vote. Passed the Senate by Unanimous Consent Creates a process for temporary employees at Federal land management agencies to become permanent employees Waives age requirements for eligibility for temporary employees seeking to become permanent employees. Sponsored by Rep. Gerald Connolly of Virginia 3 Pages S. 1359: E-Warranty Act of 2015 Allows manufacturers to provide warranty information online, as long as the warranty information is available at the location of the sale so people can see it before they buy. Passed the Senate by Unanimous Consent. Passed the House of Representatives 388-2 The two no votes were Rep. Dan Benishek of Michigan's 1st district and Rep. Walter Jones of North Carolina's 3rd district. Sponsored by Sen. Deb Fischer 2 Pages H.R. 2499: Veterans Entrepreneurship Act of 2015 Passed the House of Representatives 410-1. Passed the Senate with changes by Unanimous Consent. Passed the House of Representatives with Senate changes by Voice Vote. Prohibits the Small Business Administration from charging a guarantee fee on loans made to veterans or their spouses. Exception: When the program doesn't pay for itself in the President's budget proposal, the fee can be charged to veteran's and their spouses the next year. Increases the amount of money than can be spent on business loans by $4.75 billion. Prohibits loan guarantees from being used by banks to get around their legal lending limits. Sponsored by Rep. Steve Chabot of Ohio 3 Pages H.R. 1138: Sawtooth National Recreation Area and Jerry Peak Wilderness Additions Act Protects land in Idaho as wilderness areas. Allows grazing that was already taking place to continue. Passed the House of Representatives by Voice Vote. Passed the Senate by Unanimous Consent. Sponsored by Rep Mike Simpson of Idaho 9 Pages H.R. 3236: Surface Transportation and Veterans Health Care Choice Improvement Act of 2015 Transportion Extends Federal highway funding until October 29, 2015. Reduces the tax rate for liquified petroleum gas starting in 2016. Banking Requires the banks to report more information about the status of mortgages starting in 2017. Ties the value of a deceased person's estate to the estimate on the deceased person's most recent tax return. Adjusts the tax return due date for partnerships and S corporations Veterans Orders the Secretary of Veteran's Affairs to develop a plan to consolidate all non-Department of Veteran's Affairs provider programs into one program called the "Veteran's Choice Program". Adds money to the fund for private health care for veterans, including $500 million for hepatitis C drugs Includes the text of the original Hire More Heroes Act of 2015, which said that veterans with government health care will not count towards the 50 employee Affordable Care Act threshold, which triggers a company's obligation to give employees health insurance. Passed the House of Representatives 385-34. Passed the Senate 91-4. Sponsored by Rep. Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania 25 Pages Sound Clip Sources Hearing: Veterans Affairs Health Care and Budget, House Veterans' Affairs Committee, July 22, 2015. Additional Reading Letter from Senators Ron Wyden and Charles Grassley to the Chairman and CEO of Gilead Sciences for justification of high Sovaldi price. Article: Obama Signs Alternative Fuel Tax Fix into Law by Joseph Bebon, Next-Gen Transportation News, July 31, 2015. Article: The VA's Hepatitis C Problem by Gerard Flynn, Newsweek, May 9, 2015. Article: VA to Outsource Care for 180,000 Vets With Hepatitis C by Dennis Wagner of the Arizona Republic (re-posted on USA Today), June 21, 2015. Article: Maker of Costly Hepatitis C Drug Sovaldi Strikes Deal on Generics for Poor Countries by Gardiner Harris, New York Times, September 15, 2014. Article: $1,000 Hepatitis Pill Shows Why Fixing Health Costs Is So Hard by Margot Sanger-Katz, New York Times, August 2, 2104. Article: Gilead's 2014 profit margin nears 50%, fueled by hep C drugs by Jaimy Lee, Modern Healthcare, February 3, 2015. Article: Gilead Profit Tops Estimates as Hepatitis C Drug Sales Surge by Caroline Chen, Bloomberg Business, July 28, 2015. Article: Gilead Sciences: A Profile in Congressionally Guaranteed Profiteering by David Belk, Huffington Post, February 9, 2015. Music Presented in This Episode Intro & Exit: Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio) Cover Art Design by Only Child Imaginations

This week we’re talking about investigating veterans issues, past and present. Here’s the lineup: - Dennis Wagner of the Arizona Republic discusses how he helped break open the most recent scandal involving falsified wait-time data at the Phoenix VA hospital. - Aaron Glantz of the Center for Investigative Reporting talks about benefit backlogs at the Veterans Benefits Administration. - Michael Phillips of the Wall Street Journal walks through his 2013 series “The Lobotomy Files.” Using documents from the National Archive, Phillips was able to document how the U.S. lobotomized approximately 2,000 World War II veterans.

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