Podcasts about emerge kentucky

Aaron, Kimberly and Dr. Clardy review the Kentucky political establishment's responses to the historic jury decision last week, then talk with Blair Haydon, the executive director of Emerge Kentucky, an important group changing the electoral landscape of our commonwealth. #ColonelsOfTruth #ProgressKentucky NEWS OF THE WEAK: https://x.com/KYGOP/status/1796351966915994016 https://x.com/RepJamesComer/status/1796298465837809831 https://x.com/RepMcGarvey/status/1796306439721587171 https://x.com/LeaderMcConnell/status/1796343412914004233 https://x.com/RandPaul/status/1796288983841779779 https://x.com/barrforcongress/status/1796288134231286184 https://x.com/randycravens/status/1796320554028581121 https://x.com/KyWhitney/status/1796293356613517812 INTERVIEW: Blair Haydon, Emerge Kentucky https://ky.emergeamerica.org/ CALL TO ACTION: Join a Protect Our Schools KY launch event to reject Amd. 2 and keep public dollars for public schools! Tuesday, June 11th:  5:30 at the Eastside Public Library https://www.mobilize.us/protectourschoolsky/event/629237/ Louisville Launch - June 18th: 6pm TBD https://www.mobilize.us/protectourschoolsky/event/629502/ Support us! https://secure.actblue.com/donate/progressky Live Wednesdays at 7pm on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/progressky/live/ and on YouTube  http://bit.ly/progress_ky Listen as a podcast right here, or wherever you get your pods: https://tr.ee/PsdiXaFylK Facebook   - @progressky Instagram  - @progress_ky Twitter    - @progress_ky Episode 164 was produced by nATE oRSHAN Theme music from the amazing Nato - hear more at http://www.NatoSongs.com Logo and some graphic design provided by www.couchfiremedia.com

On this week's program, your host, Justin Mog, helps get you ready for the Primary Election coming up here in Louisville on May 21st. There are three candidates in the Democratic Primary for the District 6 seat on Louisville's Metro Council. Philip Baker is the incumbent and he is being challenged by two other Old Louisville residents: J.P. Lyninger, and this week's guest on the program, Kate Dittmeier Holm. Kate is an immigration attorney and an Emerge Kentucky graduate. Learn more at https://www.kateformetro6.com/ Listen in as we discuss a wide variety of issues at the core of Kate's campaign, including: improved transit and safer streets, equitable development, addressing food apartheid, affordable housing, and more! District 6 is one of Louisville's most diverse and the most densely populated Metro Council district, covering the neighborhoods of: Shelby Park Park Hill Algonquin Old Louisville Limerick Germantown University of Louisville Meriwether Paristown Pointe As always, our feature is followed by your community action calendar for the week, so get your calendars out and get ready to take action for sustainability NOW! Sustainability Now! is hosted by Dr. Justin Mog and airs on Forward Radio, 106.5fm, WFMP-LP Louisville, every Monday at 6pm and repeats Tuesdays at 12am and 10am. Find us at http://forwardradio.org The music in this podcast is courtesy of the local band Appalatin and is used by permission. Explore their delightful music at http://appalatin.com

What drives a legal team to succeed against all odds in high-stakes mass tort litigation? In this captivating episode of The Heart of Law, join our intrepid host, Mirena Umizaj, as she welcomes Attorney Jennifer A. Moore, the founder of Moore Law Group PLLC, to explore her transformative journey from personal injury law to the forefront of mass tort litigation. Embark on an exploration of resilience and justice as Attorney Jennifer A. Moore shares her pivotal role in the landmark Monsanto trial, a victory that not only shaped her career but also underscored her commitment to accountability in major legal battles, including the ongoing Zantac litigation.  At the helm of Moore Law Group, PLLC, Jennifer A. Moore has earned a distinguished reputation for her unwavering advocacy on behalf of individuals nationwide suffering from injuries caused by defective products, medical malpractice, and motor vehicle accidents. With a legal career spanning over two decades, Jennifer A. Moore's record of securing numerous multi-million-dollar verdicts and settlements has cemented her status as a formidable figure in class and complex litigation. Her dedication to justice was resoundingly demonstrated by successfully trying the only federal court case involving Roundup weedkiller, which resulted in an $80 million verdict against Monsanto and led to settlements exceeding $10 billion for thousands of victims. Beyond her legal achievements, Jennifer A. Moore's leadership extends to empowering future female leaders through her work with Emerge Kentucky. As its founder and past board chair, she has played a crucial role in training over 250 women, 42 of whom are currently serving in office.  As the dialogue unfolds, Mirena delves into Jennifer A. Moore's early inspiration to become a lawyer, a spark ignited during her elementary school years by her aunt's legal journey and the historic appointment of Sandra Day O'Connor to the Supreme Court. Her early fascination with law matured into a steadfast commitment, guiding her through law school and subsequently to a judicial clerkship with the Sixth Circuit, an enriching experience she recommends every law student undertake. As the conversation deepens, Mirena inquiries about the pathway to success in mass tort litigation, prompting Jennifer A. Moore to emphasize the importance of pursuing a career "doing something you love." She candidly discusses her personal commitment to representing cancer victims, a path shaped by her own experiences and fueled by an earnest desire to seek accountability from those responsible. Her dedication to this cause, deeply intertwined with her professional ethos, exemplifies the powerful impact of aligning personal values with legal practice. Shifting focus, Mirena touches upon a seminal moment in Jennifer A. Moore's career: the trial against Monsanto, a case that not only marked a significant victory for her clients but also profoundly altered the trajectory of her career. Jennifer A. Moore reflects on the trial's intensity, paralleling it with her childhood experiences of riding horses with her grandfather, who instilled in her the tenacity to rise after every fall and to not let fear be apparent. This lesson became pivotal in her legal approach, especially in front of a jury, where she learned the importance of exuding confidence, understanding that just like a horse, a jury can sense fear. Moreover, Mirena inquiries about the evolving landscape of mass torts, highlighting the dual impacts of digital advertising and private equity in the sector. In response, Jennifer A. Moore stresses the importance of thorough due diligence, consistent and effective client communication, and cultivating professional relationships, outlining these as key strategies for adeptly navigating the terrain.  As their conversation draws to a close, the focus shifts to the recent Zantac litigation, where Jennifer A. Moore provides an update on the significant advancements and challenges. She details the dismissal of cases in the MDL and their ongoing appeal in the 11th circuit, expressing frustration over the court's handling of scientific evidence. Her commitment to her work is unmistakably clear as she discusses working through the holiday season to meet key deadlines. This dedication is part of her preparation for a challenging year ahead, including multiple trials in California and a Daubert hearing in Delaware, exemplifying her relentless pursuit of justice and unwavering commitment to her clients.

Two guests this week -- Maria Sorolis, who is the once and (hopefully!) future representative from House District 48 joined Robert and Jazmin to talk about her candidacy, plus Blair Haydon stopped by to talk about the Emerge Kentucky program. On the show, Jazmin talked about the increasing amount of partisanship in judicial races in Kentucky, and Robert discussed the role of standardized testing in Kentucky education policy.

Beverly Chester-Burton is a teacher and educator in the Jefferson County Public Schools system. She is the first African American to serve as Mayor of Shively and was the first African American to serve on the Shively City Council. She attended the University of Louisville, Spalding University and Western Kentucky University. She holds a Specialist degree in Administration and Supervision, a Masters in Teaching, a Masters in Counseling and Psychology, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication. She has worked in education for more than 20 years (University of Louisville, Northern Kentucky University and Jefferson County Public Schools). She has served as the 44th Legislative District Chair, EMERGE Kentucky, Coalition of Labor Union Women

Renee Shaw and guests preview the 2020 general election season in Kentucky, including the election for president and for U.S. Senate. Guests include State Sen. Ralph Alvarado, Republican from Winchester; Kelsey Cooper, Republican political strategist; Gretchen Hunt, executive director of Emerge Kentucky; and State Sen. Reginald Thomas, Democrat from Lexington.

Renee Shaw and guests preview the 2020 general election season in Kentucky, including the election for president and for U.S. Senate. Guests include State Sen. Ralph Alvarado, Republican from Winchester; Kelsey Cooper, Republican political strategist; Gretchen Hunt, executive director of Emerge Kentucky; and State Sen. Reginald Thomas, Democrat from Lexington.

Host Renee Shaw previews the 2020 Primary election with the following guests: Susanna French, member of the Democratic National Committee and board chair of Emerge Kentucky; Tres Watson, former Republican Party of Kentucky spokesman and founder of Capitol Reins; Kelsey Cooper, a Republican political strategist and former spokeswoman for the Republican Party of Kentucky; and Mike Ward, Democratic political strategist and founder of Ward Campaigns Management and Services.

Host Renee Shaw previews the 2020 Primary election with the following guests: Susanna French, member of the Democratic National Committee and board chair of Emerge Kentucky; Tres Watson, former Republican Party of Kentucky spokesman and founder of Capitol Reins; Kelsey Cooper, a Republican political strategist and former spokeswoman for the Republican Party of Kentucky; and Mike Ward, Democratic political strategist and founder of Ward Campaigns Management and Services.

Renee Shaw and guests discuss the 2018 election. Scheduled guests: Julia Bright Crigler, Republican political consultant; Ben Self, chair of the Kentucky Democratic Party; Tres Watson, communications director of the Republican Party of Kentucky; and Jennifer Moore, founder of Emerge Kentucky and former chair of the Kentucky Democratic Party.

Renee Shaw and guests discuss the 2018 election. Scheduled guests: Julia Bright Crigler, Republican political consultant; Ben Self, chair of the Kentucky Democratic Party; Tres Watson, communications director of the Republican Party of Kentucky; and Jennifer Moore, founder of Emerge Kentucky and former chair of the Kentucky Democratic Party.

This week we talk with Blair Haydon, executive director of Emerge Kentucky, the organization devoted to getting more Democratic women elected to office. We talk about all the women that are running, the training they go through and what it costs, and what Blair is seeing as she travels the state. It’s Sunday, June 10th, and time to move Kentucky forward. Let’s get started!

Don't worry--Drunken Money isn't about to go political on you. Because I'm absolutely sure you're fed up with scrolling through Facebook and seeing way too many political posts. Want to do something about it? Well Drunken Money is hear to point you in the right direction with what we've entitled: a political party. We invited Alexis Hebert on our show from Emerge Kentucky, and she is killing it right now in the political scene. She stopped by our show to help offer some advice to millennials on how we can all become more involved in the political sphere from the city, state, and even the federal level. And it doesn't matter if you lean left or right or somewhere in the middle. Alexis and I made sure to keep this episode as partisan as possible, and we can't wait to hear your thoughts!

Bill and his guests discuss the 2016 election. Guests: Jennifer Moore, founder of Emerge Kentucky and former chair of the Kentucky Democratic Party; Steve Robertson, former chair of the Republican Party of Kentucky; Colmon Elridge, former senior adviser to former Gov. Steve Beshear and a past executive vice president of the Young Democrats of America; and Iris Wilbur, Republican political operative who served as political director for Sen. Mitch McConnell's 2014 re-election campaign.