Podcasts about deputy state director

9-9:30am Sarah Scott, Deputy State Director with Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire, joins to discuss how occupational licensure laws can limit opportunity and the chances of New Hampshire passing universal education freedom accounts. 9:30-10am Niyoka Powell, Executive Director of Rhode Island Families for School Choice, updates listeners about the bipartisan coalition for education reform in the Ocean State and her candidacy for RI GOP Vice Chair 10-10:30am Mike Sylvester, Canadian political expert, talks about the USA vs Canada rivalry in hockey and politics 10:30-11am David Iglesias, State Government Affairs Associate with Libertas Institute, talks about bipartisan efforts to advocate for digital privacy, regulatory sandboxes, and healthcare affordability I will be in studio tomorrow, but all these guests will be remote. Congresswoman Balint will be in person for our interview at noon.

9-9:30 am Jason Sorens, Senior Research Fellow at AIER, joins the show to discuss the potential economic impact of the Trump tariffs on the regional & national economy 9:30-10 am James Czerniawski, Senior Policy Analyst at Americans for Prosperity, updates listeners about changes in the Artificial Intelligence race with the emergence of the Chinese DeepSeek application 10-10:30 am Mike Sylvester, former Canadian citizen & Canadian political expert, discusses the Trump tariffs from the Canadian perspective and what the approach will be from Canada going forward 10:30-11 am Michael Lofti, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity-Tennessee, joins the program to update listeners about the expanding school choice movement and the big changes coming for students and families in Tennessee.

In this powerful episode of American Potential, host Jeff Crank sits down with Wiz Rouzard, Deputy State Director for Americans for Prosperity in Nevada, to hear his inspiring story of resilience, hard work, and the pursuit of the American Dream. As the son of Haitian immigrants, Wiz shares how his parents' incredible journey from Haiti to America taught him the value of perseverance, education, and self-reliance.    He reflects on the struggles his family faced, the work ethic his mother instilled, and the values that shaped his commitment to freedom and opportunity. Wiz also opens up about how his passion for liberty led him to become involved in politics and eventually join AFP. Tune in for a heartwarming and motivational conversation about family, faith, and the enduring promise of America.   Listen now to hear how Wiz is continuing his family's legacy of hard work and contributing to America's future!

Guest List:AJ Kierstead from the New England Take podcast will discuss the Vice Presidential debateRepresentative Tom Mannion (NH State rep & regional Veteran leader) will join to discuss the escalating situation in the Middle EastPatrick Fleenor, Tax Policy Fellow with Americans for Prosperity, will join to discuss the fiscal cliff situation in CongressDalton Clark, Deputy State Director with AFP-North Carolina, will discuss the tragic flooding in western NC and eastern TN. 

In this episode of American Potential, guest host David Thompson speaks with Henry Kriegel, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity in Montana, about the impending "fiscal cliff" and its potential impact on Americans. Kriegel breaks down the key deadlines and provisions within the fiscal cliff, including the expiration of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and Affordable Care Act subsidies. He emphasizes the urgency of preserving tax cuts to alleviate the burden of inflation and rising costs of living on hardworking Montanans.   Kriegel also reflects on his 13 years with AFP and the organization's efforts to empower grassroots activism, advocate for education and healthcare reforms, and limit government overreach. He highlights the importance of citizen engagement and urges listeners to contact their representatives to protect economic freedom and individual opportunity. Tune in to hear how AFP is fighting to make sure that the fiscal cliff doesn't hinder prosperity and liberty for Americans.   Check out American Potential here: https://americanpotential.com   Check out our Spanish episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8wSZydeKZ6uOuFlT_1QQ53L7l6AmC83c   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmericanPotentialPodcast       Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/americanpotentialpodcast/   X: https://twitter.com/AMPotentialPod

Tim Golding currently serves as the Deputy State Director for AFP-MI. Prior to this role, Golding served as Director of Grassroots Operations for AFP-MI. Goldingalso owns a small business and is active in his community. Michigan Issues Statement on President Biden's Campaign Stop in Detroit, Highlights Failures of “Bidenomics”

Dan Stellar is the State Director for the Arizona Chapter of The Nature Conservancy, where he leads the organization's efforts across a wide range of cutting-edge initiatives, including forest health, water conservation, resilient cities, healthy grasslands, and more. Arizona is one of the nation's largest and most biodiverse states, which creates a host of extremely unique conservation challenges and opportunities– both in its arid, wide-open landscapes and densely populated urban centers. As you'll hear, Dan and his team are implementing conservation solutions that not only benefit people and nature specifically in Arizona, but they are also creating actionable conservation frameworks that can be applied all over the American West. - Dan was born and raised on the East Coast, and he has spent his career in the non-profit sector, applying his talents to important issues both domestically and abroad.  He began his tenure at TNC Arizona in 2016, when he assumed the role of Deputy State Director. He quickly fell in love with Arizona and TNC's critical work in the state, and, in 2020, he assumed the role of State Director. Dan is also a committed endurance athlete, and he's run a mind-blowing number of marathons and half-marathons. And on top of all of that, he's a dedicated father, husband, and family man. - Dan and I share so many common interests in conservation, endurance sports, and family, so I was super excited to have the opportunity to learn more about the specifics of his work and his fascinating personal and professional journey. We started the conversation with an overview of what makes Arizona such a unique place from a conservation perspective, then we dug into the details of TNC's work in forest heath, rivers, aquifers, outdoor recreation, and resilient cities. We talked about some of the lessons he learned from traveling and working internationally, why he chooses to push himself so hard athletically, and how he goes about building such strong relationships with stakeholders, partner organizations, and his TNC team members. Dan is also a voracious reader, so we obviously chatted about books, and he wrapped up the conversation with very wise parting words. - I really felt like I'd met a real kindred spirit in Dan, and I greatly appreciate everything that he and his team are doing to make Arizona– and the West– a better place. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. --- Dan Stellar TNC Arizona's 2023 Annual Report Spring 2024 Field Notes Magazine Full episode notes and links: https://mountainandprairie.com/dan-stellar/ --- This episode is brought to you in partnership with the Colorado chapter of The Nature Conservancy and TNC chapters throughout the Western United States. Guided by science and grounded by decades of collaborative partnerships, The Nature Conservancy has a long-standing legacy of achieving lasting results to create a world where nature and people thrive. On the last Tuesday of every month throughout 2024, Mountain & Prairie will be delving into conversations with a wide range of The Nature Conservancy's leaders, partners, collaborators, and stakeholders, highlighting the myriad of conservation challenges, opportunities, and solutions here in the American West and beyond. To learn more about The Nature Conservancy's impactful work in the West and around the world, visit www.nature.org --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:30 - Setting the scene for conservation work in Arizona 8:45 - Forest health work in Arizona 15:00 - Aligning profit motives with forest health goals 22:00 - Whether or not there are down-sides to forest thinning 25:15 - Discussing the Verde River 31:15 - Discussing the Big Chino Aquifer  35:00 - Collaborating with the Trust for Public Land to build a new park in Arizona 39:45 - TNC's work with cities in Arizona 46:00 - Dan's passion for running, and his attraction to doing hard things 50:15 - How Dan fits running into his schedule 52:00 - How Dan became interested in conservation 57:30 - Dan's lessons from traveling 1:00:00 - Dan's book recommendations 1:04:30 - Dan's parting words of wisdom --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts

Emily Greene State Director of Americans for Prosperity PA joins Dawn LIVE! Emily expands on the mission for Americans for Prosperity - the top voting issues for PA in a pivotal swing state - while also expanding on the AFP Statement on the Border and AFP-PA Statement on Sec. Buttigieg's Visit to Philly - EMILY ALSO SPEAKS ON THE BORDER CRISIS, ECONOMY, INFLATION, STUDENT LOAN DEBT, AND MORE PIVOTAL VOTING ISSUES FOR 2024..  Emily Greene has always had an interest in politics and government. After graduating from the University of Pittsburgh, she immediately jumped head-first into political campaigns. Pennsylvania's political climate in 2016 provided her with an in-depth, hands-on experience in high-profile races, and she thrived in the fast-paced nature of the campaign lifestyle. After several campaign cycles and a healthy mix of wins and losses under her belt, Emily joined the Americans for Prosperity Pennsylvania team in 2018 in the Greater Pittsburgh region. Five years later, Emily now serves as Deputy State Director where she works to build policy coalitions in Harrisburg and fights for policy that allows Pennsylvanians to realize economic prosperity. Under the dome, Emily loves to take on policy fights that bring unique coalitions and unlikely partners to the table. Through broad-based partnerships, Emily fights for policy within the health care, regulatory reform, criminal justice, and better budgeting space. Emily is a 2019 graduate of the Anstine Series and an alumna of the American Council of Young Political Leaders. Though she'll always be a Steelers fan, Emily is a Philadelphia transplant, residing in Montgomery County. Tune in weekdays 10 AM - 12 PM to Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

Paige Lewis is the Deputy State Director and Director of Conservation Programs for The Nature Conservancy in Colorado. In this role, she serves as the chapter's chief conservation officer and is responsible for leading the development of innovative, large-scale, and entrepreneurial solutions to the challenges facing people and nature in Colorado and around the world. Paige brings a unique skill set that combines big-picture thinking with tangible, one-the-ground execution– her work involves creating ambitious, large-scale strategies, while also ensuring that the TNC team has the resources, communication, and support to accomplish its goals. - Over the course of this 2023 podcast series with TNC Colorado, we've highlighted both the breadth and depth of the organization's work in Colorado and beyond. From grassland conservation to sustainable water management to forest health to urban conservation efforts (and much more!), it's been amazing to learn about the positive impact that TNC is having across such a broad spectrum of pressing environmental issues. And if you've wondered, as I have, how TNC successfully aligns so many initiatives, teams, and stakeholders toward common organizational goals, well, you're in luck, because that's exactly what Paige does! - Paige and I sat down at the TNC office in Boulder just before the holidays and had a fun conversation that looked back at some of the 2023 conservation wins and looked forward toward TNC's ambitious goals for the future. We started out discussing Paige's lifelong appreciation for conservation, and her career that took her from her home state of Utah to Washington DC and eventually to Colorado. We discussed her skill of thinking strategically while also focusing on the need to get things done, and how she has managed to keep so many balls in the air year after year. We talk about durable conservation, collective action, and embracing risk, and we also discuss the challenges and opportunities that come with setting ambitious goals. Paige is a voracious reader and lover of history, so she has tons of excellent book recommendations. - A big thank you to Paige for taking the time to chat with me during such a busy time of year, and, once again, thank you for listening. Hope you enjoy. --- Paige Lewis All 2023 TNC episodes --- This episode is brought to you in partnership with the Colorado chapter of The Nature Conservancy. Guided by science and grounded by decades of collaborative partnerships, The Nature Conservancy has a long-standing legacy of achieving lasting results to create a world where nature and people thrive.   On the fourth Tuesday of every month throughout 2023, Mountain & Prairie will be delving into conversations with a wide range of The Nature Conservancy's leaders, partners, collaborators, and stakeholders, highlighting the myriad of conservation challenges, opportunities, and solutions here in the American West.   To learn more about The Nature Conservancy's impactful work in Colorado and around the world, visit www.nature.org/colorado --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:30 - How Paige became interested in conservation 9:15 - Paige's first conservation job  10:45 - Adjusting from the West to DC 11:45 - Paige's return West 15:00 - How Paige ended up at TNC 18:30 - Paige's role at TNC 23:30 - An example of successful collaborative work in Paige's time at TNC 27:15 - What Paige is most proud of in TNC's 2023 work 30:30 - Reflecting on TNC's progress towards their 2026 strategic goals 34:30 - How Paige prioritizes and keeps all the balls in the air 39:45 - What “durable conservation” means and looks like to Paige 42:30 - What “collective action” means and looks like to Paige 45:30 - How Paige knows when to shift from ideation and relationship building to action 48:45 - How TNC's approach to taking risks has changed during Paige's tenure 52:15 - What qualities Paige thinks makes a good team member at TNC 56:15 - Paige's book recommendations 1:02:15 - Paige's parting words --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts

In this enlightening episode of 'American Potential,' host Jeff Crank welcomes Sarah Hetemi, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity of Alaska, for a captivating discussion. Sarah, an immigrant from Norway, shares her unique and inspiring journey to the United States, highlighting the contrast between her experiences in Scandinavia and her life in Alaska. The conversation delves into the themes of freedom, opportunity, and the American Dream, as Sarah recounts her personal challenges and triumphs.    From her initial struggles in Norway to her bold decision to relocate to Alaska, her story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the pursuit of liberty. This episode not only showcases Sarah's remarkable journey but also reflects on the broader implications of immigration and individualism in shaping the American experience.   Check out American Potential here: https://americanpotential.com   Check out our Spanish episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8wSZydeKZ6uOuFlT_1QQ53L7l6AmC83c    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmericanPotentialPodcast    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/americanpotentialpodcast/    X: https://twitter.com/AMPotentialPod 

Host Jeff Crank sits down with Mike Kessinger, business owner and mayor of a small town, and Crescent Gallagher, Deputy State Director for Americans for Prosperity West Virginia. They talk about the WV income tax cut of 21% that passed and discuss how AFP was involved in helping get this cut done.  #americanpotential    Check out American Potential here: https://americanpotential.com

Host Jeff Crank sits down with  Lauren Stewart, Senior Federal Affairs Liaison, and Mack Morris, Deputy State Director, both with Americans for Prosperity. They discuss how powerful it can be for elected officials in DC to hear from people that live in their districts.    #americanpotential    Check out American Potential here: https://americanpotential.com

Join host Tom Kindred in an informative episode of Small Biz Florida as he sits down with Catrina Southall, Deputy State Director for the USDA in Florida.  Get ready to gain valuable insights into how the USDA supports and engages with Small Business owners in rural communities across the state. Learn how USDA is unlocking a world of opportunities for growth and success within these regions.  Explore the USDA's programs tailored specifically for small business owners and operators. Uncover eligibility criteria and learn how to access and navigate the user-friendly map on the USDA website.   Don't miss this enlightening episode as Catrina Southall shares her expertise and uncovers the ways in which the USDA is dedicated to fostering the growth and success of small businesses, paving the way for a resilient economic landscape.  – Learn more about USDA Small Business: https://www.usda.gov/smallbiz  For more segments like these, subscribe to Small Biz Florida and Follow the official Small Biz Florida Instagram! This and the following segments were recorded at this year's annual Florida Economic Development Council Conference hosted at Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista Resort

Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.  First, Dom welcomes Emily Greene, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity Pennsylvania, to hear about an infringement of the First Amendment by her alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh, who sought to cancel an event held by women's rights activist Riley Gaines, who leans conservative. Recently, AFP and the Lincoln Institute revealed that lawmakers have sought to cancel events from speakers that don't agree with the liberal mentality of Universities, allowing officials to silence ideology as they please. Emily Greene explains what AFP hopes to do to push back against the push here, directing listeners to KeystonePlaybook.com for more information. Then, Dom brings in former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, now working with the Independent Women's Forum, to hear about her time spent this week at the University of Pittsburgh, where she was met with protests and violence for speaking on campus. Riley has been in the news a lot recently, speaking out heavily against UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, a transgendered individual, pointing out the unfairness of allowing biological males to compete against females. Gaines first reflects on her speaking engagement, telling that a heckler called her a ‘pervert' for looking at Lia's genitalia, pointing out the idiotic nature in thinking that would be perverse, even if untrue, while thinking it's okay for women to be forced to see a biological male's genitalia. Then, Dom and Gaines delve into her background, with the swimmer telling, in depth, her training background and the dedication it takes to be a female athlete, only to have chances of success ripped away by unfair advantages in allowing trans individuals in women's sports. Also, Riley offers her thoughts on the horrific school shooting involving a transgendered individual in a Nashville school, and tells where listeners can find more of her work as she continues her push back against this radical ideology. 

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes Emily Greene, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity Pennsylvania, to hear about an infringement of the First Amendment by her alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh. Recently, AFP and the Lincoln Institute revealed that lawmakers have sought to cancel events from speakers that don't agree with the liberal mentality of Universities, allowing officials to silence ideology as they please. Emily Greene explains what AFP hopes to do to push back against the push here, directing listeners to KeystonePlaybook.com for more information. Then, Dom welcomes in Mayoral candidate Jeff Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign on a very appropriate day, after he tweeted yesterday that his family's ShopRites in Philadelphia will be stocked to the gills with water after a chemical leak sent Philadelphians into a frenzy buying up bottled water. Jeff tells that his wife is now running the business, and she implemented a 3 package limit on water to allow all Philadelphians access to clean water. Then, Jeff calls out the officials currently running the City, telling that he wasn't contacted to help organize a relief effort, condemning the horrible response by City officials. (Photo by Brett Deering/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Emily Greene, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity Pennsylvania, to hear about an infringement of the First Amendment by her alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh. Recently, AFP and the Lincoln Institute revealed that lawmakers have sought to cancel events from speakers that don't agree with the liberal mentality of Universities, allowing officials to silence ideology as they please. Emily Greene explains what AFP hopes to do to push back against the push here, directing listeners to KeystonePlaybook.com for more information. (Photo by Getty Images)

0:00 - Better late than never in Arizona    10:40 - Which path will Trump choose?   30:12 - Lavender Bunde: Chloe Cole, detransitioner   50:53 - Co-Founder Speak Georgia, panelist on FOX 5 Atlanta's Georgia Gang and former Deputy State Director for the Georgia Republican Party, Janelle King, gives a view from the ground as Georgia gears up for it's senate runoff. For more from Janelle @IAM_JanelleK   01:04:04 - Dan & Amy preview this evening's Trump announcement   01:25:53 - President at Wirepoints, Ted Dabrowski, looks at Illinois moving forward after the midterms. Check out Ted's latest wirepoints.org   01:42:44 - Dave Seminara, former diplomat and author: Our leaders will learn nothing from these elections. For more from Dave check out his most recent books  Footsteps of Federer and Mad Travelers: A Tale of Wanderlust, Greed and the Quest to Reach the Ends of the Earth 01:58:09 - Emmet Penney, editor of Grid Brief, a newsletter on fossil fuels, renewables, nuclear and the grid. Contributing editor at Compact Magazine and host of the Nuclear Barbarians podcast, explains how  The West is on the road to energy ruin. For more from Emmet @nukebarbarianSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Howell speaks with Brian Costin, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity, Illinois. The Bears held a meeting last night in Arlington Heights to discuss their potential plans, including how they imagine they will fund the new stadium and surrounding areas. Did they do enough to alleviate worries of taxpayer subsidies?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Howell speaks with Brian Costin, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity, Illinois. The Bears held a meeting last night in Arlington Heights to discuss their potential plans, including how they imagine they will fund the new stadium and surrounding areas. Did they do enough to alleviate worries of taxpayer subsidies?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Costin, Deputy State Director, Americans for Prosperity Illinois, joins John Williams to talk about the Bears plans for a new stadium in Arlington Heights and why he believes it’s imperative that no taxpayer money is used to finance the project.

Brian Costin, Deputy State Director, Americans for Prosperity Illinois, joins John Williams to talk about the Bears plans for a new stadium in Arlington Heights and why he believes it’s imperative that no taxpayer money is used to finance the project.

Brian Costin, Deputy State Director, Americans for Prosperity Illinois, joins John Williams to talk about the Bears plans for a new stadium in Arlington Heights and why he believes it’s imperative that no taxpayer money is used to finance the project.

Brian Costin, Deputy State Director, Americans for Prosperity Illinois, joins John Williams to discuss his group’s effort to keep Arlington Heights from using public money to fund the new sports development that could be the future home of the Chicago Bears.

Brian Costin, Deputy State Director, Americans for Prosperity Illinois, joins John Williams to discuss his group’s effort to keep Arlington Heights from using public money to fund the new sports development that could be the future home of the Chicago Bears.

John Howell is joined by Brian Costin, Deputy State Director at Americans for Prosperity. The organization would like Arlington Heights to ban subsidies for a Chicago Bears redevelopment of the race track. Taxpayers, they say, already pay enough taxes without this additional burden. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Howell is joined by Brian Costin, Deputy State Director at Americans for Prosperity. The organization would like Arlington Heights to ban subsidies for a Chicago Bears redevelopment of the race track. Taxpayers, they say, already pay enough taxes without this additional burden. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacob Fish, Deputy State Director for Americans for Prosperity-Virginia (AFP-VA), joined WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" radio program on Wednesday to discuss an AFP event happening in Loudoun on Thursday. Americans for Prosperity-Virginia (AFP-VA) will be hosting an event in Loudoun this Thursday (5/5) with Virginia Delegate Dave LaRock to promote education reform, a key element of their legislative agenda, “A New Vision for the Old Dominion.” Details here https://americansforprosperity.ivolunteers.com/Events/May-New-Vision-for-the-Old-Dominion-Education-Policy-Forum The event will take place at Harvest Gap Brewery (15485 Purcellville Rd, Hillsboro VA) at 6 pm ET. Speakers include Del. LaRock and AFP-VA experts including Jacob Fish, Deputy State Director. Read more about AFP-VA's POV on education reform in a recent Washington Post op-ed: Opinion  Transform Virginia's education system to create opportunities for all https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/04/22/transform-virginias-education-system-create-opportunities-all/ AFP-VA, with Del. LaRock, will be discussing their priority aspects of education reform - intra-district open enrollment/school choice, legislation to pass education savings accounts (ESAs), and expanding opportunities for kids to learn outside of the classroom. For more coverage on the issues that matter to you, visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 FM from 5-9 AM ET. To join the conversation, check us out on Twitter: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor, @Jgunlock,and @patrickpinkfile. Show website: https://www.wmal.com/oconnor-company/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacob Fish, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity sits down to talk about what AFP is and how they are working in Virginia to shape policy. 

Today in a Fun Police first, we have TWO guests! First up is Laura Thomas, who is the Deputy State Director, California, of the Drug Policy Alliance, the nation's leading organization working to end the war on drugs. We talk about Safe Consumption Sites in San Francisco, and what they might mean for the lives of people addicted to opioids. We also learn that we should be learning Netherlandish. Also joining us is Dr. Jahan Fahimi, who is the Medical Director for UCSF's Adult Emergency Department. We talk about the new Omicron variant, and the importance of having a good hat game (the Dr does). And of course, we have a vigorous discussion about this week's One Fun Idea.

Kendall and Lillian are joined by Alejandro Chavez, the grandson of Cesar Chavez, and the Deputy State Director of Arizona for the March On for Voting Rights to talk about the marches they are organizing around the country this August.

Join the convo with LaTangela Severe weather death toll up to five (5) in Louisiana.... **************************************************************** Another round of #RandomResearch... *************************************************************** The Deputy State Director of Operations, Charter Schools USA Mr. Carlos Sam joins us on the #TanLine giving us the #InsideScoop on some amazing options for our children. ******************************************************************** Questions That Need Answers: Demi Lovato's Non-Binary decision causing mixed emotions with fans: Should Demi's decision of being Non-Binary cause fans to stray? Does it matter? ********************************************************************* NEW MUSIC ALERT Never Knew - LaTangela Fay NEW BOOK ALERT P.O.O.F. (Power Over Obstacles Forever) - LaTangela Fay Sherman ******************************************************************************* RADIO - WEMX - MON-FRI 10A.M.-3P.M. T.V. - WGMB/FOX44 WEEKENDS The Louisiana Film Channel- Movie Nights w Lucas & LaTangela YouTube- #LaTangelaFay Podcast- ALL digital platforms www.LATANGELA.com ******************************************************************* Special Thank You: DUDLEY DEBOSIER INJURY LAWYERS B.R. Dental Care - Dr. Carlos Suadi Hair Queen Beauty Super Center See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As coronavirus transmission continues to surge, Mississippi's health leaders ask residents to practice caution during the Thanksgiving holiday.Then, child hunger is on the rise in Mississippi. We examine how the pandemic is making food insecurity worse in the nation's most insecure state.Plus, the Salvation Army's red kettles return. But the charitable non-profit is looking for other ways to collect contributions during the holiday season.Segment 1:Mississippi's leading health experts are asking for residents to avoid large thanksgiving gatherings as coronavirus transmission rates surge in the state. Saturday brought a single say record high in reported cases of COVID-19 - with the department of health confirming 1,972 infections. State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs says the pandemic is only intensifying. Timothy Moore of the Mississippi Hospital Association and Tonya Moore of the Mississippi Nurses Association also warn of strain on the system.Segment 2: The coronavirus pandemic is causing a rise in child hunger across the nation, and some of the most food insecure communities in the nation are located in Mississippi. According to the nonprofit Save the Children, one in three children in Mississippi is experiencing hunger - up from one in four prior to the pandemic. The organization also projects Mississippi to have the highest rate of food insecurity for 2020. Yolanda Minor, Deputy State Director of Save the Children, tells our Ashley Norwood, hunger can lead to other developmental challenges for children.Segment 3:The red kettles and ringing bells of the Salvation Army are returning this holiday season. A tradition since 1891, the organization's Red Kettle fundraising campaign represents a bulk of its funding for a number of year-round programs. But the pandemic is causing a reduction in kettle locations this year. Michelle Hartfield is Director of Community Relations for the Jackson Salvation Army. She says although the hallmark red kettle is socially distant and safe, the organization is hoping to generate more contributions online. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shelli Jackson joins Danny Andalon and Lewis Myers on The Ruckus to reflect on Bernie 2020 and to discuss how we did what we did in California. Working with limited resources and little staff, Shelli served as Deputy State Director, building the Bernie California campaign from the ground up in the early months of the California primary. Shelli gets into how she got started in politics, her management style and what it takes to build campaign programs that win and more importantly, how we learn from campaign losses. On the eve of the 2020 General Election we catch up with one of the top campaign mangers and directors in electoral politics, Shelli Jackson.

Today's Show : U.S. Congressional Candidate From Pennsylvania, Joseph Billie calls in, U.S. Senate Candidate From New Jersey, Tricia Flanagan calls in, U.S. Congressional Candidate From California, James P. Bradley calls in, Deputy State Director and Co Chairman For The Trump Delaware Campaign & Activist, Hunter Dworsky calls in, 2020 Republican Congressional Candidate For The 13th District Of Ohio, Duane Hennen calls in, Retired Police Chief, Homicide Detective & Activist, Michael Valsi calls in, CEO of The Haze Corporation, Michael Haze calls in, San Diego Mayoral Candidate, Richard Hansen calls in, President Trump: Leaks from Washington Would Have Jeopardized Al Baghdadi ISIS Raid, President Trump Confirms Death of ISIS Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, President Trump Focused on Mental Health Legislation Instead of Gun Control, Democrats & Media refuse to give Trump credit for ISIS Leader death, Cartel received a tax break from Mexican government, Democrats Say ‘Whistleblower's' Testimony No Longer Needed, Dems enable pedophilia,Rep. Michael Flynn's Lawyers Claim Lisa Page Altered FBI Interview Record, Bruce Springsteen needs to leave America, Feds: Sanctuary Los Angeles Releases 100 Criminal Illegal Aliens Every Day, Hillary takes shot at President Trump during Elijah Cummings funeral, ‘Latin Kings' Gang Leader Freed by ‘First Step Act' Arrested for Murder After Nationwide Manhunt, Senate Democrats Demand Barr Recuse Himself from ‘Trump Ukraine Matters', Seattle Schools Plan Curriculum to ‘Explore' Cultural Appropriation of Math, Biological Male Named Female Conference Athlete of the Week, Kanye West update, YG kicks fan off stage for supporting Trump, California Declares State of Emergency over Wildfires, World Series drama, NYC Exports Homeless Across Country Without Telling Receiving Cities, Poll: 70% of Millennials Would Vote fSocialist.

Today's Show : U.S. Congressional Candidate From California, DeAnna Lorraine calls in, Former U.S. Congress Candidate, Director At Blexit, & Activist, Pierre N. Wilson calls in, Preacher, Veteran & Activist, Leo Dunson calls in, Deputy State Director and Co Chairman For The Trump Delaware Campaign & Activist, Hunter Dworsky calls in, 2020 Republican Congressional Candidate For The 13th District Of Ohio, Duane Hennen calls in, Retired Police Chief, Homicide Detective & Activist, Michael Valsi calls in, Real Estate Mogul, Actor & San Diego Mayoral Candidate For 2020, Richard Hansen calls in, President Trump: Impeachment a Democrat-led ‘Lynching', Mark Zuckerberg Claims Facebook Disrupted ‘More Than 50' Election Interference Campaigns in 2019, Canada: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Wins Tight Election Race, Left-wing Website Urges Louis Vuitton Boycott After Trump Visits Texas Factory, Democrats Hopeful for ‘White Knight' to Enter 2020 Presidential Race, Democrat Katie Hill Denies Affairs with Staffers Despite Photographic Evidence, NASA: Hole in the Ozone Smallest Since Discovery in 1982, Elijah Cummings Widow running for his seat, Mexico Forced to Release El Chapo's Son After Paramilitary Cartel Violence, Trump Campaign Vows to Sue CNN for Bias After Project Veritas' Latest Leaks, Florida senate trying to reinstate Scott Israel as sheriff, Survey: 69 percent of parents feel 'addicted' to phone/say it's cutting into time with kids & SJW's Keep Getting Crazier.

Today's Show : U.S. Congress Candidate, Attorney & Successful Businessman, Chris Engels calls in, Lawyer, Activist & Best Selling Author, Teisha Powell calls in, Professor, Political Scientist, Podcast Host & Journalist, Nicholas Giordano calls in, Former Trade Commissioner, Award Winning Twitter Site & Columnist, Milton Elbogen calls in, U.S. Congress Candidate, Public Speaker & Event Director At Stop Democrats Now, Michael Bluemling calls in, Comedian, Actor & Political Junkie, Topher Frank calls in, Deputy State Director and Co Chairman For The Trump Delaware Campaign, Hunter Dworsky calls in, Retired Police Chief, Homicide Detective & Activist, Michael Valsi calls in, Real Estate Mogul, Actor & San Diego Mayoral Candidate For 2020, Richard Hansen calls in, Democratic Debate Recap, Researchers: Sex Robots Should Have ‘Consent-Modules', Poll: Nearly Half of Americans Say Substance Abuse Has Affected Family, Victoria's Secret Features Transgender Model in NYC and London Store Windows, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Drops N-Word in Radio Interview, Hunter Biden Admits Father's Position Helped Secure $83K per Month Burisma role, Hong Kong Demonstrators Trample and Burn LeBron James Jerseys, 125 Republicans Agree To Bill Censuring Schiff, Giuliani refuses to comply with subpoenas, Saudi Arabia opens tourism to ancient biblical sites, Bolton told aide to alert National Security Council lawyer over Ukraine meeting, Governor Newsom has signed 870 bills this year & China's Corrupt Government.