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Education is the Key to the Future Success of Conservatism in America Part 1  The 15th annual Bringing America Back To Life pro-life convention will be held on March 8th and 9th at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Independence. Here to talk about the great lineup of speakers and breakout sessions is the Executive Director of Cleveland Right to Life, Kate Makra. There is still time to register for this important pro-life event.  Part 2  Northeast Ohio Classical Academy, a tuition-free public charter school, is scheduled to open for classes in September. After several years of preparation, the school will have its official launch on September 3rd. Enrollment is now open for this Hillsdale curriculum school. Here to discuss the school's education principles is founding board President Robert Anthony. Click here to visit their website.

On September 3, 1994, Rhoda Nathan was murdered in Room 237 of the Embassy Suites Hotel in Blue Ash, OH. Police focused on hotel employee Elwood Jones as a suspect after they saw an infected cut on his hand. There were no eyewitnesses nor was there DNA evidence linking Elwood to the crime, so the case against him relied heavily on hypothetical claims. The prosecution also failed to provide the defense with exculpatory evidence that would have affirmed Elwood's innocence. Elwood was ultimately convicted of the murder and sentenced to death. Jason speaks to Elwood Jones and David Hine and Jay Clark, Elwood's attorneys. To learn more and get involved, visit: Send an email to Hamilton County's Prosecutor Melissa Powers and her chief assistant prosecutor Ron Springman, demanding that they do what is just by dropping the charges against Elwood. Make sure to cc the two men responsible for this injustice, Mark Piepmeier and Seth Tieger.melissa.powers@hcpros.orgron.springman@hcpros.orgmark.piepmeier@hcpros.orgseth.tieger@hcpros.org 513-946-3000 https://lavaforgood.com/podcast/223-jason-flom-with-joe-d-ambrosio/ Wrongful Conviction is a production of Lava for Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(From 10.08.22, Segment 2) Outdoor Guys Bill & Wes recently went 'Over The Edge' at the Embassy Suites Hotel in downtown Charlotte, as they rappelled down the side of the building, raising money alongside the NASCAR Hall Of Fame Foundation to help benefit local STEM educational programs. The Jesse Brown's Outdoors Team also demonstrated casting techniques and the art of fly-fishing (while on the ground!) on the NASCAR Plaza to students, some of whom, undoubtedly, had never fished before and must have had a little fear or trepidation. Thus begs the question, "Is having some fear a requirement in order to be able to adventure?" A little fear IS healthy and completely normal, and overcoming fear to enjoy being outdoors and adventuring is a challenge worth undertaking! Continue to listen in after this discussion to hear Jesse Brown's Outdoors' Lead Fishing Guide Dave Bergman further break down the "Cheating At The (Fishing) Scales!" news out of Cleveland, Ohio! This conversation is a continuation from Segment 1.  

With Knox Mason preparing for its final day in business July 2, chef Matt Gallaher is planning to regroup and take it easy – a strategy he might have picked up while cooking for The Eagles. Gallaher joins the podcast to talk about his journey from learning chef skills at Blackberry Farm to making meals for rock stars and the Tennessee governor to opening his own culinary concepts. Plus, we talk about what kept Knox Mason from surviving the pandemic and what's missing from the downtown dining scene. All that and a whole lot more on this week's episode of "The Scruffy Stuff," presented by knoxnews.com. 

Bringing America Back to Life Convention -Interview with Executive Director Kate Makra Cleveland Right to Life has a new Executive Director. Her name is Kate Makra. She joins News in Focus to discuss the 13th Annual Bringing America Back to Life Conference that will be held at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Independence, Ohio on March 11th & 12th. This year's speakers include Milo Yiannopoulos, Matt Walsh, David Barton, and many others. Visit to learn more https://bringingamericabacktolife.org/   Tune in and tell a friend. 

Bringing America Back to Life with Molly Smith Cleveland Right to Life Director Molly Smith shares about this year's Bringing America Back to Life conference that is scheduled for March 12&13 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Independence. This year once again has an all-star lineup of speakers. Charlie Kirk of Turning Point USA will be the keynote speaker Friday night, and the Roe v. Wade movie will be premiered at the Saturday night dinner. Some general ticket registrations are still available.   The So-Called "Equality Act" is on Fast-Track. Liberty Counsel Explains Jonathan Alexandre, Governmental Affairs at Liberty Counsel, explains the dangers of this bill H.R. 5, the so-called "Equality Act." The Equality Act would overhaul our federal civil rights framework to mandate abortion access and special privileges for sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI), leaving many to suffer the consequences, including women, children, medical professionals, and people of faith.  The bill has now moved to the Senate. Call your U.S. Senators and urge them to vote no on H.R. 5 the so-called "Equality Act" that will be a threat to religious liberty.     

Want video? Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeXBg5_c4VxGGR_kxMHb2wg For this episode, we’re live at Chamber member COOP Ale Works with a great interview with Co-Founder Daniel Mercer on the origins of the business and brand, how things have changed in the craft beer world in OK, and what’s coming in terms of new offerings and their ambitious new facility and buildout in the 23rd Street Armory project. We talk about some of the exhibitions at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum and OKC Museum of Art you should check out, some of our favorite sushi/pasta spots, and some of our springtime in OKC favorites, along with a couple quick development updates on Wheeler and Embassy Suites NW. Want audio and/or show archives? http://www.velocityokc.com/audacity Links, Chamber members and resources mentioned in this episode: COOP Ale Works: https://coopaleworks.com/ COOP Ale Works announces plans to redevelop historic 23rd Street Armory: https://www.velocityokc.com/blog/development/coop-ale-works-announces-plans-to-redevelop-historic-23rd-street-armory/ COOP 11th Anniversary Party Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/192573645130390/ COOP 11th Anniversary Party tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coop-ale-works-11th-anniversary-party-tickets-91686872905 Chamber’s new lifestyle PR effort to begin in 2020: https://www.velocityokc.com/blog/economy/chamber-s-new-lifestyle-pr-effort-to-begin-in-2020/ Mixed-use building coming to the Wheeler District: https://www.velocityokc.com/blog/development/mixed-use-building-coming-to-the-wheeler-district/ Champion Hotels reopens former Marriott as Embassy Suites Hotel: https://www.velocityokc.com/blog/development/champion-hotels-reopens-former-marriott-as-embassy-suites-hotel/ Sushi Neko: https://www.sushineko.com/ The most comprehensive collection of Andy Warhol’s love of the West is visiting Oklahoma City: https://www.velocityokc.com/blog/lifestyle/the-most-comprehensive-collection-of-andy-warhol-s-love-of-the-western-genre-is-visiting-oklahoma-city/ Renewing the American Spirit: The Art of the Great Depression: https://www.okcmoa.com/visit/events/renewing-american-spirit/ OKC Memorial Marathon: https://okcmarathon.com/ Festival of the Arts: https://www.artscouncilokc.com/festival-of-the-arts/ OKC Thunder: https://www.nba.com/thunder/ OKC Energy FC: https://www.energyfc.com/ OKC Dodgers: https://www.milb.com/oklahoma-city OKC Dodgers National Anthem standby auditions March 28: https://www.milb.com/oklahoma-city/community/national-anthem-tryouts A Better Life OKC blog/Spring Break camps: https://www.abetterlifeokc.com/blog OKC RIVERSPORT Adventures: https://www.riversportokc.org/ Sign up for a weekly VeloCity email to stay up on what’s going down in OKC: https://www.velocityokc.com/index.php?src=forms&id=enews&category=&email=EMAIL&submit.x=40&submit.y=28 Feedback: networking@okcchamber.com or Chamber social media (@okcchamber) - https://www.facebook.com/okcchamber - https://twitter.com/okcchamber - https://www.instagram.com/okcchamber/ - https://www.linkedin.com/company/greater-oklahoma-city-chamber/

with Co-Host Hayward Evans: *Dawn Hunter, the award winning Senior Manager Airport Dining and Retail at Seattle Tacoma International Airport will be joined by Khalia Moore, Senior Business Manager, Airport dining and Retail at Sea Tac talk about the progress minority and women owned businesses are making at Sea Tac. And they will invite you to Taste of the Region Event on Saturday, October 19 11:00 am-2:00 pm at Sea Tac the event will benefit the WSCFF Burn Foundation. *Steve Smith, Executive Director, Back Education Strategy Roundtable (BESTR), invites you to the organizations Quarterly Workshop on Saturday, October 19, 2019 10:30 am-3:00 pm at the Embassy Suites Hotel 15920 West Valley Highway, Seattle 98188. Agenda items include I-1000, Road to Census 2020, 1619 Project on the first arrival of Black Slaves 400 years ago. *LaNesha DeBardelaben, Executive Director, Northwest African American Museum (NAAM) comments on the NAAM Partnership to Host Opening Reception for Hiawatha D. and his Exhibition entitled Iconic Black Women: Ain't I a Woman and brings the Great-Granddaughter of Legendary Civil Rights Activist Ida B. Wells to Seattle. The opening is Friday, October 18 6-8 pm at NAAM. *Dr. Ben Abe of the African Chamber of Commerce of the Pacific Northwest invites entrepreneurs seeking to do business in Africa need to place Saturday, October 19, 2019 on their calendar for the 21st Annual Africa Day Business Forum:Agribusiness and Investment will be the focus on the event will be held at Motif Hotel in Downtown Seattle. Information at 206.256.6139 or visit WWW.ACCPNW/EDBF. *Jame Elmore, Founder, Alopecia Support Group just completed a Documentary about the condition and she will be joined by two of the people highlighted in the Documentary, Darren Fox who has Alopecia and his wife Patricia Montgomery-Fox.

Marc Lucas has Ronald and Chara Taylor on discussing how we keep our marriages strong. Join them for The Awaken Love Marriage Retreat October 10-12 at Embassy Suites Hotel in Tempe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Architect Victor Sidy was Dean of the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture at Taliesin with campuses in Scottsdale, Arizona and Spring Green, Wisconsin. He was a vocal advocate for saving Frank Lloyd Wright houses and buildings and for walkable community development.  In 2015 he returned to private practice but is still involved with one special Frank Lloyd Wright house in Phoenix, the David and Gladys Wright House, which father Frank designed for his son. The house has been on a rollercoaster in recent years, doomed one moment, saved the next, in limbo the next. Historian Alison King is founder of Modern Phoenix and is Associate Professor of Design at The Art Institute of Phoenix.  Since 2003 she has published Arizona's largest website for  midcentury architecture, ModernPhoenix.net, and she hosts an annual home tour and the always interesting Modern Phoenix Week. Alison gave USModernist a wonderful tour last November of both residential and commercial modernist buildings, culminating in a trip to the David and Gladys Wright House.  Host George Smart interviewed Victor and Alison in the lobby of the Embassy Suites Hotel right off Central Avenue, just a few blocks up from Will Bruder’s Burton Barr Phoenix Central Library. By then it was happy hour, and of course we didn’t want to break protocol, so when in Phoenix, do as the Phoenicians do.  Cheers!

Part 1 of Music Commons Weekly recorded from the lobby of the Embassy Suites Hotel in Lincoln NE. We interview several special guests and Mrs. Rom makes her case to be a permament member of Music Commons Weekly's staff. 

Today we hear from Maggie Farrell, Rick Branham, and Barbara Kawecki talking about their upcoming session at the Charleston Conference titled “Transforming the Library/Vendor Relationship.”   Maggie, Rick, and Barbara will be presenting at the Charleston Library Conference on Thursday, November 9, at 3:30pm in the Citadel Green Room North, Embassy Suites Hotel. Hope to see you there! Links More info on the session: https://2017charlestonconference.sched.com/event/CHpD/transforming-the-libraryvendor-relationship More info on the presenters: Maggie Farrell https://2017charlestonconference.sched.com/speaker/maggie.farrell Barbara Kawecki https://2017charlestonconference.sched.com/speaker/bkawecki Rick Branham https://2017charlestonconference.sched.com/speaker/rick.branham  

Today Leah Hinds welcomes Ashley Krenelka Chase, Lindsay Cronk, and Rachel Fleming to the show to talk about their upcoming Charleston Conference presentation titled, “When Change is a “New” Concept: Using Your Library’s Past to Manage its Future.” Ashley Krenelka Chase is the Associate Director at the Dolly & Homer Hand Law Library at Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, Florida. Ashley's scholarly interests include leadership and the impact of millennials on libraries and legal academia.  Lindsay Cronk is Head of Collection Strategies at the University of Rochester. Lindsay has spent more than six years in librarianship, first in consortia and now in academia, honing an approach to collection development and strategy that is dynamic, data-driven, inclusive, and user-focused. Lindsay is covered in tattoos and full of strong opinions.  Rachel Fleming is Collections Initiatives Librarian at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Fleming has library experience in collection development, collection assessment, acquisitions, and serials management. As Collections Initiatives Librarian, Rachel manages an Affordable Course Materials Initiatives program, collections analysis, and scholarly communications programs. Ashley, Lindsay, and Rachel will be presenting at the Charleston Library Conference on Wednesday, November 8, at 2:30 pm in the Colonial Ballroom of the Embassy Suites Hotel. Hope to see you there! More about the presenters: Ashley Krenelka Chase Lindsay Cronk Rachel Fleming There seem to be three types of people in libraries: people who thrive on change, people who are change-averse, and people who support the idea of change but are resistant to its implementation. But the facts are these: we have to change. Library culture *should* be changing as rapidly as our collections, but organizational culture can often lag behind and library leaders need to be able to manage all of these types of changes - both actual and needed - simultaneously. Change in libraries can emerge from on the ground knowledge, out of strategic planning, or be imposed from outside the library. How do we manage expectations of myriad stakeholders, existing services, and various change projects? How can librarians at all levels be leaders in their organizations through both simple and complicated times of change? Offering a set of approaches and tools for addressing change in the library and cultivating buy-in, this session will present three different perspectives on change management from leaders in three different libraries. Attendees will understand what change management means from the perspective of three different librarians, and how library challenges are tackled (keeping in mind culture, collections, and colleagues). Attendees will leave with a better understanding of how to approach change in their libraries; how to communicate with their colleagues about change; and how to maintain a positive attitude in the face of varying degrees of conflict within their libraries or institutions; and lead their colleagues through necessary changes to lead the library to a successful future.  

Arkansas Farm Bureau was the host state for Farm Bureau’s National Commodity Conference at the Embassy Suites Hotel and Convention Center in Rogers. American Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall spoke at the event and we had an opportunity to talk with him about the challenges facing agriculture in the second half of the year, such as helping develop a new Farm Bill that includes an adequate safety net for all agricultural producers.

Torrian Ferguson was born and raised in Miami, Florida. He got his first taste of cooking at Bethune Cookman College (now University) in his dorm room where he cooked pancakes and sausage for other students for money on the weekends. He is a graduate of Johnson and Wales University, a published author of fiction novels and has been in Essence, Ebony and Upscale Magazines. Ferguson also owned Black Literature Magazine but has sold his portion to the current owner. Currently, he is the Executive Chef at Embassy Suites Hotel in Greensboro, NC. Ferguson is editor-in-chief and started Modern Flavor Magazine to give up-and-coming chefs a place to shine and let the world know who they are. He also hopes to educate people that love culinary arts but are not classically trained. Marcus Cuffee is a Chesapeake, Virginia native who was introduced to the kitchen by his grandmother. He opened his own catering company while in high school and met the love of his life. In 2004, with the influence of two mentors at Oscar Smith high school along with the CCAP program, Marcus landed in Hyde Park, New York looking to earn an associate’s degree at The Culinary Institute of America on a $80,000 scholarship. Following graduation in 2007, Cuffee began his career with Thompson Hospitality as Sous Chef and relaunched his catering company with his lifelong friend.  Certain catering and Thompson Hospitality became a huge part of his life. After five years of working for Thompson in Norfolk VA, Marcus relocated to Raleigh, NC and received a promotion to Assistant Food Service Director. Here is where he and Torrian Ferguson met and became business partners and now friends. Cuffee has recently received another promotion withThompson to Regional Chef  and helped launch Modern Flavor magazine as associate editor.